CONTACT US NOW FOR A CONSULTATION After you\’ve been convicted of a crime in Connecticut, you will be eligible eventually to apply for a pardon. For a misdemeanor, it\’s three years after the conviction, and for a felony, it\’s five years. Now, of course, remaining crime-free and having steady employment are important factors that the […]
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A criminal conviction is a difficult thing to live with. Generally speaking, a criminal record is accessible to the general public, meaning that anyone with sufficient curiosity about your past can learn about an embarrassing or questionable chapter in your life if you have ever been convicted of a crime. Fortunately for people with criminal
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If you’re reading this, you may be seeking to rid yourself or a loved one of a criminal record. It’s important to know that under Connecticut law, there are three different types of pardons available to you. If you are not granted the pardon you originally sought, you may apply and qualify for another type
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When you think about the consequences of a criminal conviction, you may first think of fines, probation, or jail time. While these penalties are certainly serious, it’s also important to consider all of the other ways a conviction could potentially change your life. While these can vary depending on the type of charge and its
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Being convicted of a crime is a serious matter that can have a lasting impact on your life. This is true for even relatively minor offenses, and the collateral professional or educational consequences of a conviction can far outlast any sentence imposed by the court. Fortunately, Connecticut law recognizes that people deserve second chances and
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The process of seeking an expungement in Connecticut can be a complicated one, with many different steps and requirements. However, if you successfully receive an expungement and have your criminal convictions erased from your record, going through the process can certainly be worthwhile. Even a slight error or misstep during the process can affect your
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Many individuals who have been convicted of a state criminal offense in Connecticut have obtained relief from the collateral consequences of a conviction by applying for a pardon. You can obtain a full pardon and erasure of your criminal record (also called an expungement), or you can be approved to have your information erased with
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It is understandable why so many people want to apply for a pardon to erase their criminal records in Connecticut. Obtaining a pardon can help you escape past mistakes and move forward with increased employment, housing, and educational opportunities. However, not just anyone will be granted a pardon. Instead, there is a specific application process
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Have you found yourself unable to get a job because of a mistake you made years ago? Has your criminal record affected your personal life and self-esteem? Have you been turned down for an apartment or do you have higher insurance rates because you checked “yes” when asked whether you\’ve been convicted of a crime?
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A criminal conviction does not have to define your life indefinitely. Many people finish their probation or jail sentences, pay their dues, and move on living their lives in an honest and lawful manner. However, having a criminal record can cause many challenges in your life, including with employment, education, or housing opportunities, and it
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