Lindy Urso, an experienced, highly accomplished Stamford criminal defense lawyer, was admitted to practice in California in 1995 and Connecticut in 1997 and has been providing top quality representation to clients in Connecticut State Courts and Federal Courts in the tri-state area for over 23 years. Urso has handled matters ranging from Murder, Racketeering, Robbery, Rape, Extortion, Assault and Larceny, to Child Pornography, Bank Fraud, Tax Evasion, Drugs, Domestic Violence, and DUI -- and everything in between.
One thing that sets Lindy Urso apart is his extensive successful criminal trial experience.
Perhaps best known for getting "The Driver" acquitted of the Murder of infamous Greenwich CT real estate swindler Andrew Kissel, which trial was the object of intense national television scrutiny and which is the subject of the CBS - 48 Hours Mystery episode entitled Follow the Money, Urso has obtained numerous other jury acquittals for such charges as Attempted Murder, Assault in the 1st Degree, Sexual Assault in the 1st Degree, Assault on a Police Officer and Burglary.
One thing that sets Lindy Urso apart is his extensive successful criminal trial experience.
Perhaps best known for getting "The Driver" acquitted of the Murder of infamous Greenwich CT real estate swindler Andrew Kissel, which trial was the object of intense national television scrutiny and which is the subject of the CBS - 48 Hours Mystery episode entitled Follow the Money, Urso has obtained numerous other jury acquittals for such charges as Attempted Murder, Assault in the 1st Degree, Sexual Assault in the 1st Degree, Assault on a Police Officer and Burglary.
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In Connecticut, the right is available to all citizens for both personal defense as well as to defend the state.
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The US Supreme Court and Connecticut courts have established, however, that this right is subject to reasonable regulation.
In Connecticut, the right is available to all citizens for both personal defense as well as to defend the state.
Specifically, Article 1 Section 15 of the Connecticut Constitution states, "Every citizen has a right to bear arms in defense of himself [or herself] and the state."
The US Supreme Court and Connecticut courts have established, however, that this right is subject to reasonable regulation.
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