The Law Offices of Robert B. Muchinsky, LLC, offers you strong advocacy and an effective defense against a wide range of criminal charges. We limit our legal practice to criminal defense cases, and handle everything from white collar crimes to traffic violations and DUIs. From our office in Hartford, we represent clients in local, state and federal courts throughout Connecticut.
With more than 30 years of legal experience, our principal lawyer Robert B. Muchinsky has a long history of successfully defending clients against misdemeanor and felony charges. He knows the courts and their personnel throughout Connecticut, allowing him to anticipate how a particular prosecutor or judge will respond to a motion or sentencing request.
With more than 30 years of legal experience, our principal lawyer Robert B. Muchinsky has a long history of successfully defending clients against misdemeanor and felony charges. He knows the courts and their personnel throughout Connecticut, allowing him to anticipate how a particular prosecutor or judge will respond to a motion or sentencing request.
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Our founding attorney, Robert B. Muchinsky, is known for his dedicated, effective and commonsense approach to criminal defense. Clients appreciate his willingness to seek alternatives to jail; other lawyers have voted to include him in Martindale-Hubbell's peer-review rating publication.* Clients appreciate the efficient advocacy and personal attention that we provide when they retain us for their criminal matters.
Our law firm, Law Offices of Robert B. Muchinsky, LLC, defends clients against the most difficult and complex charges, from sexual assault to internet crimes. As a criminal defense lawyer with more than 30 years of experience, he knows the personnel and procedures of state and federal courts throughout Connecticut.
At the Law Offices of Robert B. Muchinsky, LLC, we have successfully reduced the sentences of those convicted of crimes who were incarcerated in Connecticut. An application may be made to the courts to modify the sentence of those convicted of a crime. In order for a motion to proceed to modify one's sentence, there must be a reason to modify the sentence imposed by the court.
The state of Connecticut has an easy time proving a probation violation. It is not required to prove the violation beyond a reasonable doubt - just by a preponderance of the evidence. And even if evidence is gathered illegally, the state can press charges. In short, a probation violation can be a slam dunk for the prosecution.
When you pay your ticket, what you actually are doing is admitting guilt, whether you believe that the ticket was warranted or not. And that citation stays on your record, potentially costing you hundreds or thousands of dollars through fines and insurance increases. Before you blindly pay your ticket, make sure you understand your rights and speak to an attorney about whether or not you can fight your citation.
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Tracy Winter
May 30, 2018
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I hired Mr. Muchinksky to represent me in a fairly serious criminal case (a 2nd DUI charge). I was on the verge of losing my house and leaving my family destitute. The case was drawn out for over a year while Mr. Muchinsky explored all possible angles of defense, keeping me in the loop every step on the way. I am very pleased with the resolution of the case and I would definitely hire him again if I ever had another legal issue. Professional, articulate, and he always has is client's best interest in mind.
Thanks again. Tracy
Thanks again. Tracy
