Weapon Charge Lawyers in Hartford

Arrested for a Weapons Charge in Connecticut?

If you were arrested for a weapons charge, then you are probably experiencing a very difficult time in your life. It is essential to retain the service of our firm so that we can adequately prepare you for each step of your case. In some situations, the weapon involved may even be illegal to own. Connecticut weapons laws are very serious and should be given adequate attention. For example, if you are caught in possession of a dangerous weapon, then you can receive a felony conviction and up to three years in prison.

You may face serious consequences for the following illegal actions of weapons:

• Selling
• Purchasing
• Distributing

There are a number of serious charges for those who are caught acting in an illegal manner with a weapon. This is a situation that you should avoid at all cost. Connecticut laws are very strict when it comes to weapon charges and it is important to get the defense you need. As Hartford criminal defense attorneys, we can defend your rights as you pursue justice.

Avoid representing yourself and increase your chances of success by hiring our firm. The criminal justice system makes it very difficult to represent yourself. At Carlson & Dumeer, LLC, however, we have the tools and experience to provide you with a positive chance of lowering or dropping charges.

Seek Representation From a Hartford Criminal Lawyer

The simple possession of an illegal weapon can lead to significant charges. This is a charge that is frequently joined with other criminal charges. It is essential to have strong and knowledgeable Hartford criminal attorney as you pursue seek to build a persuasive defense.

For the most part, weapon offenses in the state of Connecticut are charged as serious felonies. There are times, however, when the possession of the firearm was not intentional or the weapon was used in an act of defense. We can help you prepare a solid case.

We proudly represent clients in Hartford, Middletown, and the surrounding communities.