Attorney Friedman has been zealously defending the rights of those accused of committing crimes and practicing in the field of family law throughout Connecticut since 1992. In the past quarter decade, Attorney Friedman has devoted his career to serving the community and providing top-notch client service. Attorney Friedman has fought cases all the way up to our Supreme Court. While your case may not be quite that complex, Attorney Friedman will bring the same determination and no stone unturned approach to defending your rights no matter how big or small your case may be. Call Attorney Friedman for a no-obligation free consultation today (203) 357-5555. Offices located in Stamford and Norwalk
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- Q. Good afternoon Having this kind of charge an i still able to work or do my gun licenses 53a-125 Larceny 4th Deg A misdem
- A: If you are charged with larceny 4th you should speak to an experienced criminal defense attorney to see if the case can be resolved without a criminal conviction. Some alternatives include the accelerated rehabilitation program. https://www.allanffriedmanlaw.com/guide-to-the-accelerated-rehabilitation-program.html. I hope that helps you.
Allan
- Q. Charged with pos. of <1/2oz cannabis in CT and was given a nolo contendre. Do I have to report this on an application?
- A: YES you have to report it. Lying on an application to a bar is an offense worse than possession of marijuana - be truthful and consult an attorney who works on bar applications
- Q. 14-223(b), 14-224, 532-117, 14-2136, 14-36(2) Bond is 70$. What are the charges?
- A: Apparently the allegations are that you left the scene of a motor vehicle accident; disobeying the signal of an officer; criminal mischief; operation without insurance and driving without a license or registration. Given that you have a prior criminal record and are not eligible for a diversionary program it is advisable that you seek legal counsel as severe of these allegations are criminal charges