My grandson is 19 going to college. He lives in Ct. He got pulled over for marijuana and parapheniia. It's his first offense. Do
He absolutely needs to go to court to address this and he should speak to an attorney before he goes.
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He absolutely needs to go to court to address this and he should speak to an attorney before he goes.
A misdemeanor DUI conviction is not one of the "11 misdemeanors" that will disqualify you from pistol permit eligibility in Connecticut. You need...
From what you describe, it sounds like you have a federal felony conviction, which like it's Connecticut counterpart will require you to wait a few...
The advice of others is spot on, she needs to apply for the public defender. Tell her to go to court nice and early on the 24th and go straight to...
The advice of Attorney Young and Attorney Wolf is spot on. What the court did in your absence is up to the judge based on the charges and your...
I was in court when this happened, it is a court I appear in frequently. Because of the specifics of what happened, there is not an easy answer or...
You indicated that you have a lawyer already - you are best served by discussing these questions with him/her as they (factually) know far more...
The prior advice is dead on - file a motion with the court. You can find the "probation motion" forms in the clerk's office. Good luck!
The answer to this depends on when the bond reduction request is filed, when the bond was (last) set or adjusted, and almost more importantly ---...
YES - regardless of whether you believe you are being charged falsely or not you should consult with an attorney. The evading charge has criminal,...