In this very special episode, Attorney Brittany Paz explains the charge of Sex Assault in the Third Degree With a Firearm in Connecticut. On this podcast, we have already discussed sexual assault in the third degree, but this crime can be heightened if it is committed with a firearm. 

Sexual assault in the third degree with a firearm is considered a Class B or a Class C felony, depending on the circumstances. Either way, consequences include lengthy prison sentences and hefty fines. Attorney Paz explains this crime as well as defense to it further in this episode. 

You can learn more about sex crime defense on the Ruane Attorneys website. 

Sex assault concerning minors is always challenging to defend. In this podcast episode, Brittany breaks down this charge and the elements for aggravated sexual assault of a minor in Connecticut. 

Sexual assault of any person is considered a heinous crime in our society, but sexual assault of a child is especially taboo. Aggravated sexual assault of a minor happens when the victim is under age 13 and another sexual crime is committed against them. The penalties for these issues are severe. Attorney Brittany Paz discusses crimes, penalties, and defenses on this episode of the podcast. 

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In this episode, Brittany Paz, a parter with Ruane Attorneys in Connecticut, talks about the charge of sex assault of a spouse or cohabitant and the peculiar way this is charged.

Check out this episode to learn more about how this issue is charged, potential penalties that you face, and potential defenses that can be alleged on your behalf. 

For more information, visit our website. You can also follow Brittany on Facebook and Instagram. 

In this episode of Season Three, Connecticut sex crime defense attorney Brittany Paz talks about the very common and complicated charge of Sex 4 in Connecticut.

Sex 4, also knowns as sexual assault in the fourth degree, is less serious than some other sexual assault charges, but still something to take seriously. If you are convicted of Sex 4 in Connecticut, you face a jail sentence as well as a fine. You can learn more about this crime in this episode.

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In this episode, Connecticut sex crime defense attorney Brittany Paz discusses sex assault in the third degree in Connecticut.

In Connecticut, sexual assault in the third degree, also called "Sex 3," happens in three specific situations outlined by the Connecticut General Statutes. They include sexual contact by the use of force or threat of use of force, sexual contact with a person who is mentally incapacitated or disabled, and sexual intercourse between two people who know that they are related.

Brittany explains Connecticut sexual assault in the third degree here or by visiting our website. You can keep in touch with Brittany on Facebook.

In this episode,  Brittany discusses the common charge of sex assault in the second degree, as well as how you can protect yourself as a Connecticut resident charged with this crime. 

There are many instances in which a person may be charged with sexual assault in the second degree, which Brittany explains in this episode. She also explains the consequences of this crime in Connecticut. Sexual assault in the second degree is charged as a Class B or Class C felony, depending on the circumstances. Again, you can learn more here.

For more information on sex crime defense, visit our website. 

In this episode, Brittany Paz breaks down the very serious charge of aggravated sexual assault in Connecticut.

All sexual assault charges, from sexual assault in the first degree to sexual assault in the fourth degree, are serious. However, aggravated sexual assault is an elevated charge. Sexual assault is elevated to aggravated sexual assault if a deadly weapon to commit the crime, or intends to or causes serious bodily harm. Penalties in Connecticut include serious fines and lengthy prison sentences. Brittany outlines all of the details in this episode. 

To stay up to date on Connecticut sex crime defense, you can follow Brittany on Instagram. 

Brittany Paz, partner at Ruane Attorneys, outlines the essential elements and the components of sex assault in the first degree in Connecticut.

Sexual assault in the first degree is the most serious form of sexual assault in Connecticut. There are four main scenarios where sexual assault in the first degree might occur. Attorney Paz outlines all of these situations in this episode of the podcast. 

In addition, you can learn more about how to defend yourself against an allegation or a charge, as well as the potential penalties you could face on this episode. 

For more information regarding sex crime defense, visit the Ruane Attorneys website. 

In this episode, Attorney Brittany Paz, a Connecticut sex crime defense lawyer, breaks down all the common questions asked by our clients over years of handling these cases.

Whatever your common questions are concerning a Connecticut sex crime accusation or defense, Attorney Paz can answer it! Check out this episode for more information on the criminal justice system, common sex crimes, how to defend yourself, and more. 

You can also keep in touch with Brittany on social media.

In this episode, Attorney Brittany Paz explains the Connecticut arrest process and what to expect if you are arrested or anticipate an arrest so you have the information you need.

You can learn more about the arrest itself, bail and arraignments, hiring a sex crime defense lawyer, gathering evidence to defend yourself, and getting through a sex crime allegation. 

Learn more by visiting the Ruane Attorneys website. Also make sure to follow Brittany on Facebook!