Knowledgeable Weapon Crime Attorneys in Connecticut

We Have 64 years of Combined Experience

While the right to bear arms is guaranteed by the Second Amendment, this right is not absolute and states are able to place certain restrictions. Even if you have a valid permit, the way in which you conduct your weapon can lead to serious criminal charges.

Items that are not commonly associated with being weapons, such as BB guns, baseball bats, and pocket knives, may qualify as being weapons under our state's laws. If you have been charged with a weapon crime, it is important to immediately contact trustworthy and knowledgeable Connecticut criminal defense lawyers to represent your case. We have 64 years of collective experience.

In-Depth Experience Representing Clients Charged with Weapon Crimes

The line between exercising your constitutional right and breaking the law is often complex and confusing. However, our Connecticut weapon crime defense attorneys at Tomeo Sills, LLC have a great deal of experience in handling weapon-related cases, and can thoroughly investigate every aspect of the situation to determine if you were correctly charged under the law. If possible, our goal is to help you avoid having your permits being taken away, while also negotiating alternatives to conviction and jail time.

Some common weapon charges that our clients face include:

• Carrying of dangerous weapons
• Unlawful discharge of a firearm
• Carrying a firearm while under the influence of alcohol or drugs
• Commission of a felony while in possession of a firearm or assault weapon

Interested in an Accelerated Rehabilitation Diversionary Program?

Connecticut does have a diversionary program called Accelerated Rehabilitation, and it may be a viable option if you have no prior criminal record, have not completed the program before, and have not been charged with a crime deemed too serious. Whatever your specific situation may be, count on us to provide you with the aggressive, caring, and effective legal defense that you require.