Blog Posts in January, 2018

Arraignment After you are arrested, you will face your first court appearance, known as an arraignment. If you fail to appear at the arraignment hearing, the judge will issue a bench warrant for your ...

Fourth Amendment Rights The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is intended to prevent illicit searches and seizures and stands out as one of the major rights an American is entitled to. In ...

Accusations of sexual assault are serious and should not be ignored. In the state of Connecticut, sexual assault is punishable by lengthy prison sentences, harsh fines, and registration as a sex ...

Failure to maintain lane involves drifting out of your designated lane, changing lanes without using a signal, swerving between lanes, and weaving between lanes of traffic. As a driver, you have the ...

Anyone can commit a crime, both young and old. However, children’s crimes are usually treated differently from those of an adult. We say “usually” because there are some instances in which children ...

Connecticut traffic laws have two similar but distinctly different speed-related laws on the books: “ speeding ” and “traveling unreasonably fast.” The two charges are related, but the differences ...