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WATERBURY — The 57-year-old woman accused of holding her stepson captive for more than two decades asked the state's appellate court on Monday to reverse a Superior Court judge's order requiring her to wear a GPS monitor, arguing the decision was legally improper and not supported by evidence.
Norm Pattis, the New Haven-based attorney who has represented high-profile defendants in Connecticut numerous times, has joined the team representing the Waterbury woman accused of imprisoning her stepson for more than 20 years to argue an appeal of her bond conditions.
Criminal defense cases often involve complex legal and emotional factors, requiring careful examination of evidence and context. Attorney Brittany Paz, a Connecticut criminal defense lawyer, recently handled a case involving cyber harassment and stalking. While the allegations were serious, the case highlighted key issues, including mental health, digital evidence challenges, and the need for fair legal proceedings.
