Archives for May 2018

Operating under the influence (OUI) of drugs or alcohol is illegal in all 50 states. While it’s an automatic violation of Connecticut law if a driver operates a motor vehicle on a public roadway

Our lives are intertwined with our digital devices—and it’s not always for good. While an addiction to social media has no legal ramifications, sending, receiving, and forwarding sexually explicit text messages and photographs

Forgery is rarely seen as a serious crime, but falsifying, creating, or copying a document or signature with the intent to deceive or trick others is punishable by thousands of dollars in fines

Although burglary and criminal trespass both involve unlawfully entering or being present on another person’s property, from a legal standpoint, the two are defined distinctly. Depending on local laws and the severity of

Receiving a DUI charge is a serious crime anywhere in the country, including Connecticut. Operating a vehicle under the influence, which is anything over a .08% BAC, can result in a maximum prison