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1 Answer | Asked in Personal Injury for Connecticut on
Q: If my landlord does not fix something. That i have been telling him about. And i get hurt because he didn't fix it.

What do i do??

Kevin C. Ferry
Kevin C. Ferry
answered on Dec 22, 2010

Even if you never told your landlord about the dangerous condition that caused you injury, you may have a legal remedy. In your case, the landlord has actual knowledge of a dangerous condition and that makes your case stronger. If you did not advise of the condition in writing and the landlord... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Connecticut on
Q: WHAT DOES SUPENDED TIME REALLY MEAN ON A SENTENCE OF 6 SUS AFTER 3YRS 3 PROB

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Kevin C. Ferry
Kevin C. Ferry
answered on Dec 22, 2010

During the three year probation period a violation could result in having to serve the additional three years. The sentence you write about is six years to serve, suspended after three followed by three years of probation. Three years is hanging over head until the probationary period is over.

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Connecticut on
Q: Do I need a lawyer for larceny in the sixth degree ?
Kevin C. Ferry
Kevin C. Ferry
answered on Dec 22, 2010

Any intelligent lawyer will say yes. The saying goes, only a fool has himself for a client. However, if you have no criminal history and are willing to burn a get out of jail free card, you can apply for a program to keep your record clean. That is something that can be done without counsel,... View More

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Q: Does people that were involved in a crime that had there case nolle have to help pay restitution

There was 3 people involved in an larceny crime 2 had it nolle the other one went to jail and was order to pay the full amount of restitution. is it anyway the other 2 should have to pay there share? they were also involved in the crime

Kevin C. Ferry
Kevin C. Ferry
answered on Dec 22, 2010

No, the person who plead guilty or was found guilty will be responsible for the entire amount. A Nolle is not entered with conditions attached, such as restitution.

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