In short, Connecticut is not a stop-and-identify state. This means that police would not usually have the right to demand ID from you — that is, they could not arrest or detain you should you fail to produce identifying documents when asked.Simply asking...
Month: August 2018
What penalties do Connecticut’s underage OUI offenders face?
If you are under 21 and receive a charge of operating under the influence in Connecticut, or conversely, if you have a child charged with OUI in Connecticut, you may have concerns about the possible penalties you, he or she may face if convicted. Authorities do not...
How we aim to stop trials before they start
When a client walks into our Connecticut offices, the team supporting , is focused on one thing — getting his or case resolved in the most advantageous and expedient manner available. That often means that we must start...
Understanding Connecticut arraignments
Those accused of a crime are often initially confused about the Connecticut criminal judicial process. This confusion could lead to fear, especially if one were anxious about the long-term consequences of a trial. However, it is usually...
What to know about Connecticut’s ignition interlock device laws
If you are a Connecticut resident who has your driver’s license suspended because of one of several particular vehicular-related crimes, you will typically have to install what is known as an ignition interlock device on your vehicle for a given period. In...