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Family Violence Education Program (FVEP): Available only on the family-violence docket (household/family member). Admission is discretionary; completion can lead to dismissal in appropriate cases, sometimes after charge adjustment . FAQs Is an actual gun required? Not necessarily.
Another option for first-time offenders is the Accelerated Rehabilitation (AR) Program . If granted and completed, the charges will be dismissed. Because a conviction can harm future employment, housing, and educational opportunities, obtaining a dismissal is critical whenever possible.
Diversionary Programs: Many first-time offenders are eligible for the Accelerated Rehabilitation (AR) program , which can result in dismissal. Negotiation: Prosecutors may agree to reduce charges, particularly if no one was harmed and the gun was never displayed in public. ...
Your attorney can use the arraignment as an opportunity to begin laying the groundwork for negotiations, diversionary programs, or even case dismissal, depending on the circumstances. Final Thoughts A Connecticut domestic violence arraignment is not a trial, but it is ...
Diversionary Programs and Alternative Outcomes Felony charges are serious, but in some cases, it may be possible to: Negotiate a reduction to a misdemeanor offense, Seek Accelerated Rehabilitation (AR) if the case facts support eligibility (rare in first-degree, but sometimes ...
Accelerated Rehabilitation (AR) Option: For many first-time, low-risk clients charged under Connecticut’s bad-check and payment-card statutes, the Accelerated Rehabilitation Program can be the cleanest path to a dismissal and erasure.
Family Violence Education Program (FVEP): If on the family-violence docket and facts permit, FVEP may resolve the case without a conviction upon successful completion. FAQs Do they have to prove someone was actually hurt? No. The State must prove a ...
AR / Diversion For many first-time offenders , Connecticut’s Accelerated Rehabilitation (AR) program may be available. If the judge grants AR and you complete the conditions, the case can be dismissed and erased . Eligibility is discretionary, so we’ll confirm ...
The Accelerated Rehabilitation (AR) Program For many first-time offenders , AR may be available . If the judge grants AR and you complete the conditions (often including restitution), the case can be dismissed and erased . We’ll weigh AR against ...
The Accelerated Rehabilitation (AR) Program AR is often available for eligible first-time offenders charged with Class D felonies. If granted and completed (sometimes with restitution or community service), the case is dismissed and erased .
