Police Administrative Hearing Defense New Haven, CT
Knight & Cerritelli, LLC, is a New Haven multi-practice law firm. The firm defends police officers facing administrative disciplinary hearings and actions. If an individual’s career, income, pension and reputation are at risk, the lawyers here have the experience and skill necessary to assist.
Firm partner Gregory Cerritelli handles law enforcement misconduct cases involving:
- Inappropriate or excessive use of force
- Shootings
- Other misconduct
- Off-duty behavior and arrests
- Conduct Unbecoming an Officer
These charges and others can lead to suspension, termination or even criminal charges. When police officers need protection, Knight & Cerritelli stands as a zealous advocate for their rights. They are able, experienced and willing to take on the department on behalf of their clients.
Attorney Cerritelli has served as a police officer himself in two cities and presided over a multitude of disciplinary hearings as a Police Commissioner. He has firsthand knowledge of criminal law and procedures as well as administrative law. He knows how to represent police officers and has more than 15 years of practice experience. In addition, Mr. Cerritelli teaches police civil liability classes to law enforcement personnel and lectures to local police unions regarding liability concerns.
The law firm of Knight & Cerritelli, LLC, is uniquely positioned to offer police officers effective and solid administrative and criminal defense representation.
Connecticut Attorneys for Administrative Hearings
Knight & Cerritelli does not charge for an initial consultation. Appointments can be made by calling the New Haven office at (203) 624-6115 or by contacting the firm online here. The attorneys at Knight & Cerritelli have flexible schedules to accommodate their clients and can make home or jail visits if needed. The firm accepts Visa and MasterCard. All calls and inquiries are confidential, and telephone calls will be promptly returned.
If you would like to learn more about Police Administrative Hearing Defense and the various services we provide, call (203) 624-6115 to schedule a consultation.
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