Department of Health Requirements: 1  Prohibits head first diving in water depths less than 8 feet. 2  Restricts use of starting blocks to competitive swimmers or swimmer training activities.  Requires new installation (effective October 7, 1992) of starting blocks to be in the deep end in at least 6 feet of water.
Forgery Charges in Connecticut. A Forgery arrest in Stamford, Darien, New Canaan, Ridgefield or Greenwich can lead to serious felony or misdemeanor charges against you in Connecticut criminal court.
The penalty for forgery depends on the degree of the offense. Forgery crimes are split into two degrees of severity and each degree has different consequences. Depending on if the offense is charged as a misdemeanor or felony also affects the punishment for the crime. If you are facing forgery charges in any degree it is important to obtain the skilled legal guidance of a Marietta criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible. The breakdown of the degrees and their punishments looks as such: 1  Second Degree Forgery: generally charged as a felony. 2  Jail sentence between one and five years.