Legal Articles, Felony

Connecticut Criminal Charge Breach of Peace

A blog post about breach of peace in Connecticut and the penalties.

Connecticut Criminal Charge of Disorderly Conduct

A blog post about the criminal charge of disorderly conduct in Connecticut.

Criminal Trespass Elements

A blog post about the crime of criminal trespass and the elements in Connecticut.

Larceny as Theft of Services

A blog post about theft of services in Connecticut.

Shopkeeper Rights to Detain Shoplifters

A blog post about what shopkeepers can do when faced with a shoplifter.

Possession of Marijuana and its Punishment

A blog post about weed laws and punishments in Connecticut.

Protective Orders and Domestic Violence Charges

A blog post about domestic violence and the protective orders available in Connecticut.

Connecticut Court Bars Sex Offender from Withdrawing Guilty Plea

A blog post about how one sex offender is trying to take back his guilty plea.

Connecticut Compulsory Education Laws: An Overview

A blog post about the compulsory education laws in Connecticut requiring children between the ages of 5 and 18 to attend public or private or home school.

Should Children Have to Go to School Younger?

A blog post about a proposed bill in Nevada that may mandate children to start school sooner.

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