In this season of the Connecticut Criminal Law Podcast, Attorney Jill Ruane tackles common issues in children's criminal cases and gives answers to common questions of clients. 

Many young adults that have been convicted of a crime wonder if other people can see their juvenile records. They wonder if schools, potential employers, or government agencies can see their criminal past. Attorney Ruane answers these questions on this episode. For help with a Connecticut juvenile defense case or dealing with your child's school, contact us at 203-925-9200.

In this season of the Connecticut Criminal Law Podcast, Attorney Jill Ruane tackles common issues in children's criminal cases and gives answers to common questions of clients.

In this episode, Attorney Ruane helps parents understand when they are legally responsible for their children's actions. For help with a Connecticut juvenile defense case or dealing with your child's school, contact us at 203-925-9200.

In this season of the Connecticut Criminal Law Podcast, Attorney Jill Ruane tackles common issues in children's criminal cases and gives answers to common questions of clients. In this episode, she explores what happens if a teenager is caught smoking or vaping marijuana in school. With the rise of vaping, new laws surround this issue. Learn more on this podcast episode.

For help with a Connecticut juvenile defense case or dealing with your child's school, contact us at 203-925-9200.

In this season of the Connecticut Criminal Law Podcast, Attorney Jill Ruane tackles common issues in children's criminal cases and gives answers to common questions of clients. In this episode, she explores what happens if a school official tries to question your child without parental consent. For help with a Connecticut juvenile defense case or dealing with your child's school, contact us at 203-925-9200.

In this season of the Connecticut Criminal Law Podcast, Attorney Jill Ruane tackles common issues in children's criminal cases and gives answers to common questions of clients. In this episode, she explains your rights as a parent when the police want to talk to your child, as well as your child's rights to remain silent or consult with a parent or lawyer before talking to the police. For help with a Connecticut juvenile defense case, contact us at 203-925-9200.

In this season of the Connecticut Criminal Law Podcast, Attorney Jill Ruane tackles common issues in children's criminal cases and gives answers to common questions of clients.

Shoplifting is a common crime amongst juveniles. While you may think that the penalties won't be severe since this is common, this is not always the case. Learn more in this episode. For help with a Connecticut juvenile defense case, contact us at 203-925-9200.

In this season of the Connecticut Criminal Law Podcast, Attorney Jill Ruane tackles common issues in children's criminal cases and gives answers to common questions of clients.

In this episode, Attorney Ruane tackles a sensitive yet common subject - underage sexting. While this is likely not something that you want to think about in reference to your teenager, it is much more common than you might expect. Understanding what is and is not allowed when it comes to sexting is important in keeping your teens safe. 

For help with a Connecticut juvenile defense case or dealing with your child's school, contact us at 203-925-9200.

In this season of the Connecticut Criminal Law Podcast, Attorney Jill Ruane tackles common issues in children's criminal cases and gives answers to common questions of clients.

Fighting at school can have serious consequences, as Attorney Ruane explains in this video. The police may or may not get involved, and charges could be pressed. Protect your child with the information in this podcast. 

For help with a Connecticut juvenile defense case or dealing with your child's school, contact us at 203-925-9200.

In this season of the Connecticut Criminal Law Podcast, Attorney Jill Ruane tackles common issues in children's criminal cases and gives answers to common questions of clients.

As Attorney Ruane explains in this video, your child does not have to speak with a police officer if prompted. You should always contact a lawyer and make sure that your child's rights are protected. 

For help with a Connecticut juvenile defense case or dealing with your child's school, contact us at 203-925-9200.

In this season of the Connecticut Criminal Law Podcast, Attorney Jill Ruane tackles common issues in children's criminal cases and gives answers to common questions of clients.

While we all want our kids to be honest, Attorney Jill Ruane explains the pros and cons of telling a school or the police about your child's transgressions. 

For help with a Connecticut juvenile defense case or dealing with your child's school, contact us at 203-925-9200.