On behalf of The Law Offices of Conti, Levy & Salerno, LLC | Aug 13, 2020 | Criminal Defense
Few colleges might refuse a student because the person has a criminal conviction. However, there are several professions that make it impossible for you to gain employment with a criminal conviction or put a waiting period in place. If you wish to work in one of these...
On behalf of The Law Offices of Conti, Levy & Salerno, LLC | Jun 9, 2020 | Criminal Defense
With the legalization of marijuana increasing in certain states, it is increasingly important to understand how your state views marijuana concerning drug offenses. While some states allow medical and recreational use of marijuana, other states consider even the...
On behalf of The Law Offices of Conti, Levy & Salerno, LLC | Apr 14, 2020 | Criminal Defense
There are a range of charges a person could face if law enforcement finds him or her in possession of illegal drugs. Some charges are more severe than others because they include two instances of illegal activity in one. A good example of this is possession with...
On behalf of The Law Offices of Conti, Levy & Salerno, LLC | Jan 27, 2020 | Criminal Defense
By nature, every person will make mistakes at various points in their life. These mistakes should not preclude them from moving forward in a positive way. One area of a person’s life that they can use to do this is their working life. Some people might fear that...
On behalf of The Law Offices of Conti, Levy & Salerno, LLC | Jan 2, 2020 | Criminal Defense
If you have a criminal history, it may seem unfair that it impacts your ability to get a job and take care of your family. This is especially true if the incident on your background occurred years or decades ago. Unfortunately, employers do have the right to check...
On behalf of The Law Offices of Conti, Levy & Salerno, LLC | Oct 23, 2019 | Criminal Defense
Every state, including Connecticut, has its own rules, regulations and statutes when it comes to the consequences for driving under the influence. According to the State of Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles, the state has an implied consent law. This means that...
