Criminal Defense Attorney in Windsor, CT
If you were arrested in Windsor, your case will not be heard in Windsor. It will be heard at Geographical Area 14 in Hartford, reached via I-91 north — roughly eight miles, generally fifteen to twenty minutes. Knowing that before your first court date saves you a wasted morning and a lot of unnecessary panic.
Where a Windsor case is actually heard
Windsor sits in the Hartford Judicial District, and criminal matters are docketed at:
- G.A. 14 at Hartford — 101 Lafayette Street, Hartford, CT 06106
- Chief Clerk’s Office: (860) 566-1630 · Adult Probation 860-566-3343 · Bail 860-566-4966
- Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. — the doors open at 8:30 a.m.
- Parking: metered spaces on both sides of Lafayette and Washington Streets. The meters take coins or credit cards only.
G.A. 14 also handles cases from Enfield, Hartford, and West Hartford. If you are coming from Windsor, give yourself extra time — arriving late for an arraignment is a problem you do not want to create for yourself.
What happens at your first appearance
How your case reaches court depends on how the arrest ended. A written promise to appear or posted bond means you get a future court date. Being held means arraignment on the next available court day.
Either way, arraignment is where the court sets conditions of release, decides whether a protective order should enter, and schedules what comes next. It is not the trial and it is not a final decision on the case — but the conditions set that day can follow you for months, affecting work, housing, and contact with family. Having representation at that first appearance matters.
Why a former police officer sees these cases differently
Attorney Kyle D. Macci is a former police officer, having served with the New Britain Police Department for twenty years, from 1995 to 2015. His work there spanned patrol, SWAT, narcotics, high-risk warrant service, fugitive apprehension, fatal accident reconstruction, and training new officers at the police academy.
Two decades of writing reports, justifying stops, conducting inventory searches, administering field sobriety tests, and maintaining chain of custody gives him a practical sense of where those procedures are followed correctly — and where they are not.
Windsor charges handled
- DUI and DWI, including license suspension consequences
- Drug possession, sale, and related motor vehicle stops
- Domestic violence and protective order matters
- Larceny, burglary, and property offenses
- Assault and violent crime allegations
- Weapons charges and pistol permit denials or revocations
- Federal charges in the District of Connecticut
- Professional and healthcare license defense
- Personal injury claims, including motor vehicle accidents
Talk to someone tonight
Arrests in Windsor do not happen on business hours, and neither does the worrying that follows. Attorney Macci answers the phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Call (860) 818-0809 — Law Offices of Attorney Kyle D. Macci, LLC, 175 Capital Blvd, 4th Floor, Suite 403, Rocky Hill, CT 06067. Serving Windsor and all Connecticut courthouses.
This page is general information about Connecticut criminal procedure, not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Court addresses, hours, and phone numbers are current as of August 2026; confirm with the Chief Clerk’s Office at (860) 566-1630 before relying on them.