Douglas D. Rudolph

In my years working in the criminal justice system, I have seen how stress, fear, and uncertainty can impact the lives of people without effective legal defense. Because of this, I believe that everyone has the right to the best possible representation. Remember – just because you have been charged with a crime does not mean you will be stripped of your right to a fair trial and quality legal representation. If you have been charged with or are being investigated for a crime, you may be feeling shocked, ashamed, frightened, or other strong emotions. Understand that these feelings, while intense, are normal to experience after being charged with a crime. Having worked with countless clients facing criminal charges of all kinds, I have witnessed it. After being hit with a criminal charge, you essentially have two choices: you can lay down and accept whatever consequences the court assigns you, or you can stand up for your rights and fight to have your charges reduced or dropped with the help of an experienced criminal defense attorney. As an experienced and compassionate criminal lawyer in Connecticut, I am ready to fight on your behalf to secure the best possible outcome for your case. Contact The Law Office of Douglas R. Rudolph to start building your strongest defense today. In criminal cases, the right attorney may be all that stands between you and incarceration, heavy fines, and a life-long stain on your criminal record. When hiring a lawyer, it is essential to find one who not only has experience and skill but who is also the right fit for you and your particular case. Ideally, you will want a lawyer who specializes in criminal law and has experience defending clients charged with similar offenses in Connecticut. Your attorney should be open and forthright about their particular experience working with different areas of criminal law during an initial consultation. Also, a good lawyer should be able to point to a track record of success in obtaining pre-trial settlements and favorable verdicts in court.