Shelton, CT
Litigation Lawyer at Shelton, CT
Practice Areas: Litigation, Criminal Defense ... +3 more
In CT time requirements generally start the notice of the decision was given. If in court, then that day. If by mail, the date the notice was...
You could and should travel to Connecticut for court. The judge required you to appear because defendants have to answer for their criminal...
If the case was automatically transferred it must be first degree burglary which carries mandatory time. Transfer back to juvenile court would be...
For starters, if he cannot afford an attorney he should apply for a public defender. I take your question to mean what is the chance he will be...
You should contact a lawyer in the jurisdiction where you missed court, which you can do here on Avvo. These types of things are very localized....
I'm not a prosecutor but one would probably argue that you didn't have to get out of your car. You could have locked you door and then driven away....
As an indemnitor, you are on the hook for whatever was forfeited. A lot of it depends on the bail and indemnity agreements. If the surety took the...
He most certainly can go to jail. The re-arrest warrant will have a bond on it. If he doesn't make it, then he'll go in. Some courts will vacate...
Parole might not see him. Parole is a discretionary process--inmates may be eligible for parole but it's granting is never guaranteed. Following...
If you're broke, you might qualify for a public defender. I'd suggest asking for one before talking to the prosecutor.
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