Many criminal cases begin with routine traffic stops. In many of those stops the police discover evidence of criminal activity. It is important to remember that the police cannot simply stop you whenever they feel like it. If an officer… Read More
Changes to Connecticut Bond Laws
The issue of bond—also commonly known as bail—has been a hot topic for criminal justice reformers in the United States, and Connecticut is no different. Connecticut is one of many states that recently underwent an overhaul of the bond system,… Read More
Cell Tower Location Data in Criminal Cases
The ubiquity of cell phones has completely changed many aspects of the world—including criminal investigations. Law enforcement officers and investigators often closely examine the contents of a cell phone of a criminal suspect or defendant. Cell phones can reveal call… Read More
Connecticut Attempted Murder Lawyer
Experienced Attorneys Defending Individuals Charged With Attempted Murder in Connecticut At Koffsky & Felsen, LLC, our Connecticut attempted murder lawyers provide proactive, zealous and effective legal representation to clients. On what could be the worst day of your life, you… Read More
Armed Robbery Defense
Experienced criminal defense attorneys can defend against any type of criminal charge—even violent offenses such as armed robbery. Armed robbery occurs when someone uses intimidation, threats of using force, or actual force to take property from another person while armed… Read More
A Pandora’s Box Of Privacy – Networked Home Assistants Like Alexa
Your virtual home assistant can adjust your thermostat, give you reminders, answer your questions, and more – but can it provide evidence against you if you are accused of a crime? Or can that same evidence be used to show… Read More
A Brief Look at the Federal Sentencing Process
If you plead guilty to a federal criminal offense, you will enter your plea at a hearing in front of the judge overseeing your case. The judge will ask you questions to determine whether your guilty plea is voluntary and… Read More
Admissibility of Evidence in a Criminal Case
In order to convict a defendant of a crime, a prosecutor must present enough evidence to prove all of the elements of the offense beyond a reasonable doubt. A prosecutor can’t simply present anything they want to the jury, however,… Read More
An Overview of Crime in Connecticut
The criminal laws and justice system in Connecticut can be extremely complex and confusing. Every now and then, it’s important to take a broader look at how crime is treated in our state and the types of cases that are… Read More
What to do if you get served with a Grand Jury Subpoena
Do I need an attorney if I am served with a Grand Jury Subpoena? You may not need an attorney for every type of legal case, but when served with a Grand Jury Subpoena, you absolutely do. If you get… Read More
