This is the first of a two-part series about Connecticut DWI. In this first part, we will share with you the five most important things to understand in order to avoid a Connecticut DWI.
Five Things that You Need to Know in Order to Avoid a Connecticut DWI
Misdemeanors aren't necessarily minor
You're not stealing cars or robbing banks, but you've gotten into a little trouble with the law. What happens next?
Here's how "minor" crimes are handled in the state of Connecticut.
Spring introduces new driving hazards
We've long awaited the springtime. Now that the snow has melted, some of us may be tempted to speed down roadways.
But, while the roads may no longer be slicked with ice, the springtime is still full of new driving hazards to watch out for. Here are just a few of them.
3 Easy wasy to get better at driving in the dark
If it seems like driving under the cover of night is a bit more challenging than during the day, you'd be right. The night presents more danger risks for drivers that can lead to costly accidents.
But, preparing for nighttime driving in these ways can help you get better at driving in the dark.
How you could get a OWI without drinking alcohol
When most people think of operating a vehicle while under the influence, they associate the charge with drunk drivers. However, in some circumstances, a driver can be issued an OWI without having had a drop of alcohol.
Before getting behind the wheel of a car, it's important to make sure you're sober in more than one way.
Newland v. Commissioner of Corrections
The right to counsel is such a fundamental principle that the denial of that right calls into question the entire validity of any trial where a defendant is not represented by an attorney. That was the issue presented by our own Attorney Stephen Lebedevitch to the Supreme Court in Newland v. Commissioner of Corrections.
Joe Arpaio's Pardon
If you've read enough of what I've had to say over the last year, then you know that I exult in second chances. I fervently seek, hunt for and mine opportunities for people who need second chances, third chances and more. Sometimes people need a hand into a lifeboat and the way back to dry land.
How Much is a Pain-Free Day Worth to You?
My knees used to hurt every day. Sometimes they hurt for almost the entire day. It's wear and tear; 52 years of just plain old ordinary use, on top of decades of running, bike-riding and jumping rope in order to fight for something that feels like fitness.
The Truth About Connecticut Marijuana Possession
It is absolutely amazing to the lawyers, paralegals and staff at the Maddox Law Firm, that there are people of all ages, including teenagers and their parents, who think that a conviction for possession of marijuana isn't a big deal.
5 Important Things to Remember About your Ticket for Underage Possession of Alcohol
'Tis the season. The weather is hot. The days are long and there's gotta be a party somewhere; just about every night. If you're not on the guest list, but heard about it through social media or a friend of a friend of someone who knows where the house is, you're there.
