Criminal Law

LAW OFFICES OF
JAMES C. WING, JR.

Personally guiding you through your ordeal while protecting your interests.

Hartford, CT 06105
51 Gillett Street

10 Mall Way
Simsbury, CT 06070

(860) 527-0640

fax: (860) 278-7394

jameswing@parentsattorney.com

Criminal Law

Criminal laws play an important role in a peaceful society by defining illegal conduct and describing the punishments that convicted offenders receive. During his career, Attorney Wing has handled numerous criminal matters, including cases regarding serious crimes.

Currently, his criminal practice focuses on difficulties that ordinary people face, such as youthful and other discretions, including without limitation:

·        Arrests of students in an around school grounds

·        Assaults

·        Driving while intoxicated

·        Marijuana possession, sales and issues with other controlled substances

·        Motor vehicle violations, such as speeding

·        Inappropriate sexual conduct (including sexual assaults and statutory rape)

Attorney Wing invites you to consult with him about your criminal problem. He may decline cases involving serious crimes or individuals with extensive criminal records, but he will try to refer you to an Attorney whom accepts such matters.
When the accused is under eighteen years of age they are usually faced with the Juvenile Court system, which is unique from that of adults. For more information please visit the Juvenile Law page.

Victims Rights:
If you are the victim of a crime Attorney Wing can help. For more information please see the Rights of the Victims of Crime section.

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