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Tampering with evidence is prohibited under state and federal law. Put simply, this crime entails the concealment, destruction, or modification of physical evidence with the intention of affecting a court proceeding or criminal investigation’s outcome. In Connecticut, tampering with evidence or fabricating it is considered a...

Generally speaking, the police cannot search your cell phone and take information from the device without a valid warrant. You may be arrested and put through booking procedures, but police officers cannot search your texts, e-mails, phone logs, and photos without having a valid search warrant...

Trucking accidents can cause catastrophic injuries that often result in fatalities and life-threatening injuries. Commercial trucks weigh much more than other vehicles and thus cause extensive damage to other motor vehicles during collisions. Many victims injured during trucking accidents require long-term medical care and extensive physical rehabilitation....

According to data from the UCONN Connecticut Crash Data Repository, 52,209 motor vehicle crashes happened in Connecticut between January and September 2021. Drivers aged 15 to 20 years old caused 8,649 of these crashes. Likewise, 150 people in Connecticut died in auto crashes that involved teen...