30+ YEARS OF LEGAL EXPERIENCE ON YOUR SIDE IN HARTFORD & CONNECTICUT

Salvatore Bonanno Hartford Criminal Defense and DUI Attorney

Criminal Defense Attorney & DUI Attorney

Attorney Salvatore Bonanno offers straightforward advice and representation to individuals who may be suspected of criminal activity, arrested, or formally charged in Connecticut. At the Law Offices of Salvatore Bonanno, you will talk directly to Attorney Bonanno, not to a junior associate or a paralegal. If you are facing a criminal charge in Connecticut, the criminal justice system can be overwhelming. Will you spend time in jail? Will you lose your job? Will you have a record? Attorney Salvatore Bonanno will answer these questions for you and guide you through the process of what to expect.

The criminal justice system can be overwhelming and an experienced criminal defense lawyer can help you navigate it. In his 30+ years of experience, Attorney Bonanno’s results speak for him: satisfied clients, many referrals, and positive outcomes.

Criminal Defense: Areas of Legal Practice

Attorney Bonanno has over 30 years experience with the Connecticut judicial system.

  • DUI Defense Attorney

    DUI is a very serious manner that can affect your everyday life in so many ways. 

  • Sexual Assault & Other Sex Crimes

    These are some of the most serious charges someone can face with the potential for many years of incarceration.

  • Domestic Violence

    If charged, you will be ordered to turn over any firearms, and required to domicile elsewhere among many other things.

  • Assault

    Causing harm to someone or having the intent to harm are just a few of the many examples of potential assault charges.

  • Drug Possession & Sale

    Connecticut takes drug crimes very seriously. From possession to intent to sell and trafficking. All have if convicted, serious consequences.

  • Violent Crimes

    Violent crime convictions carry the most severe consequences in the criminal justice system.

  • Probation Violation

    If you have been granted probation after being convicted of a crime, this is a favorable outcome; however, if you have breached any of the conditions of your probation, you will be charged with a probation violation.

  • Perjury & Tampering

    If you are under oath or in any official proceeding and intentionally and knowingly make a false statement, you are committing perjury.

  • Weapon Crimes

    Connecticut laws are incredibly strict when it comes to illegal behavior with any weapon.

  • Expungements & Pardons

    A pardon can completely erase your criminal record, wiping the slate clean.

  • Theft / Larceny

    Depending on the value of the money or property stolen, larceny can be either a misdemeanor or a felony.

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