In Connecticut, I heard you have to wait 3 years to apply for a pardon to expunge a misdemeanor. When does the 3 years start?

You are correct. For a misdemeanor, you are not eligible until 3 years has passed from the conclusion of the entire sentence, including probation. ...

Once your AR is successfully completed, pursuant to the Connecticut you race shirt statue your charges will be dismissed. The erasure statute...

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My boyfriend was arrested in september. he is still facing charges. they want to cut a deal to expell the current charges but..

Respectfully, you do not understand how easy it is for the state to prove a violation of probation. A VOP is a hearing on a motion where the burden...

Dismissed case

Not exactly. What it means is that your case was dismissed as there is nothing pending in the court system; however, all of your records may not...

I am 1 year in on three years probation for DUI 3rd conviction felony. I served 1 year in jail.

Have your attorney reach out to your probation officer ASAP to explain what occurred, before it becomes a violation of your probation. Also, have...

How long are local police supposed to keep records that do not result in charges?

Under the erasure statute (in Connecticut), a person who's charges have been dismissed, dropped, or been acquitted, must have all paperwork,...

Yes you can apply for a Pardon 3 years after the end of your sentence or probation, whichever occurs last; if the reckless endangerment is of a...

Should you bring a lawyer with you if called by the police for questioning

Retain an attorney immediately. A competent criminal defense attorney will reach out to the police on behalf of your daughter in advance of any...

Do I need an attorney if I'm being charged with evasion of an accident falsely?

Absolutely! The conviction for you baiting responsibility results in a one-year suspension of your driving license. There is also an impact on your...

How much do I pay a lawyer if the charges are dropped

You haven't given us enough information to properly answer the question. For example, if you entered into a "flat-rate" arrangement to handle a...