Shelton, CT
Litigation Lawyer at Shelton, CT
Practice Areas: Litigation, Criminal Defense ... +3 more
Atty. Woolf is correct. If it were a conditional discharge, which would make more sense for having a term on it, it still would not be...
You probably won't be able to reopen it. A pardon (expungement) would be best. Regardless, request your official criminal history from the CT State...
If you are no longer under sentence (jail, probation, parole, special parole), your options are very limited. You could apply for a pardon as Atty....
It is most likely too late. You usually have only 120 days to reopen a ticket but as Atty. Woolf noted, in some circumstances it could be longer.
The defendant is facing serious jail time for the new charges and the old charges. Failure to Appear for a felony is a D felony, which exposes a...
Drug offenses are complicated because there are many different laws. If the charge is just possession and it is your first time, you will likely be...
You should use Avvo's Find a Lawyer feature to look for a juvenile lawyer.
You really shouldn't do that. Both of you need to hire attorneys before you say or do anything else. You could very well be arrested.
If this is your first time and you are a juvenile, the case may go non-judicial, meaning that probation will give you some sort of program or...
No. If you were served in a small claims suit, there would be a summons. If it's a regular civil lawsuit, you would have to be served by a marshal....
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