Criminal Law

Should You Take a Plea Bargain in a Connecticut Criminal Case?

If you’ve been accused of a state criminal offense in Connecticut, you’ve probably considered whether you should accept a plea bargain arrangement instead of taking your case to trial. Because each case is unique, there is no easy way to answer this question without fully evaluating every aspect of your case. Additionally, an experienced criminal

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The Difference Between Bribery, Extortion, and Quid Pro Quo

Two federal crimes that have garnered national attention lately are bribery and extortion. Many people wonder “what are the differences between bribery and extortion?” Consider these key differences and be sure to consult with an experienced attorney if you’re facing bribery or extortion charges yourself. Bribery Bribery is a white-collar crime. Per the Legal Information

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Pleading Nolo Contendere to Protect Yourself in Civil Proceedings

At the beginning of every criminal case, you will need to tell the court how you “plead.” You should never plead guilty to an offense without first discussing your options with an experienced criminal defense lawyer. You can change your plea from “not guilty” to “guilty” at a later date, often after your attorney reaches

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