How does the 'speedy trial' part of the 6th amendment work?
In Connecticut you have to assert your speedy trial right. If you are in custody and not sentenced, it is eight months of arrest, after which you...
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In Connecticut you have to assert your speedy trial right. If you are in custody and not sentenced, it is eight months of arrest, after which you...
In Connecticut, state prosecutors are State's Attorneys, not District Attorneys. Make sure you get that right. In terms of jurisdiction, the state...
Although failure to make restitution is a ground for violation, inability to pay shouldn't be used against you. The best thing you can do is...
This is better listed in the personal injury section not juvenile so I moved it. I don't think you'd have a valid cause of action unless you...
Courts have 120 days to issue decisions.
We answered this yesterday. She was arrested and faces a criminal charge. She should hire an attorney.
This is isn't a civil rights question. I just answered it in the juvenile and moved that one to criminal. It really depends on the specific charge...
This is isn't a juvenile issue but a criminal issue because the defendant is 18. It really depends on what the charge is because there are a few...
That means he will serve up to 9 months in jail before being released onto probation or conditional discharge. The unexecuted 2 yrs. and three...
You can ask DCF to consider you as a resource but if you have a history with them, it is unlikely that they will license you as a foster parent or...