Unlike criminal investigations that may involve a violent nature or correlated physical evidence, many white-collar cases such as embezzlement and fraud are mishandled. Now with
After a long investigation, the police in Meriden, Connecticut have finally arrested three (3) individuals on weapons charges. The local police were working jointly with
When you find yourself facing legal trouble, especially of the criminal nature, the biggest question is, “will I go to jail?” it’s a fair question.
The police in Plainville responded to reports of a fraud scheme at the local Santander Bank branch on East Main Street this past week. For
Is it so surprising that most people have some type of criminal past? Now for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, While others have experienced allegations
The police in Stratford were called to the scene of an alleged drive-by shooting on West Avenue on August 1, 2020. It was a little
In recent news, it was announced at the New York assembly speaker has received a full reversal on a prior bribery conviction. That’s opened a
The criminal courts in Connecticut have been closed for months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This means that thousands of defendants have been sitting in
Back in March, when most states began their shelter in place orders, the Federal Bureau of investigation released statements regarding their concern of rising scams
In October of last year, Connecticut passed something called the “Juvenile Transfer Act.” Essentially, this act stated that all records for cases where a juvenile
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