Criminal Defense

If you are facing criminal charges, it can be a stressful and overwhelming situation. When you are in this position, you have several decisions to make.  An important one is the plea you plan to enter. Some choose to enter a “not guilty” plea at first and then change...

The state of Colorado has lenient knife and blade laws when compared to other U.S. regions. As such, there are only a few restrictions associated with bladed weapons. If you feel strongly about self-defense but prefer blades over guns, knowledge of the law can help...

You may have heard someone brag about how good they are at driving under the influence. Maybe you were out at the bar together and you suggested that you should call a rideshare service so that you didn't have to drive home. They waved it off and said that they were a...

People accused of sexual assault in Colorado may have engaged in a wide range of different behaviors. Sometimes, the accusations involve violence or physical force. Other times, there may be claims of incapacitation on the part of the other party. In other cases,...

The average person doesn't know all of their civil rights. Still, given how commonly it turns up in movies, books and television shows, many people know about the Miranda warning. When an officer informs someone of their Miranda rights, they advise them of their right...

When a person is convicted, there are numerous forms of sentence that may be imposed upon them. While most people think about incarceration, there are other options that might come into the picture depending on the charge you’re facing. For some people, a sentence of...

Maybe business hasn’t exactly been booming in your area – or maybe you’re just desperate for a little extra money to pay an unexpected bill. Whatever the reason, you’re looking around for some ways to get a fast influx of cash. Be careful. You could end up being...

People who are being interrogated by police might be scared and stressed out. Despite the circumstances, you must ensure that you’re upholding your rights during this process. The officers should read you your Miranda rights, which outline the specific rights you have...

If you face criminal charges, the prosecution will probably offer you a plea deal. In return for pleading guilty to the charge they choose, you could get off lightly. Or at least that is how they will portray it. Anyone trying to sell you something you might not want...