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Criminal Mischief and Domestic Violence in Denver Damaging another's property can lead to Criminal Mischief charges in Denver, Colorado. Our attorneys have seen cases where police press charges after a couple has an argument, and one partner will throw plates or even...
Reckless Endangerment charges are serious in Denver, and a conviction can mean jail time and high fines. Denver Police Officers will charge you with this crime when they believe you have acted in a way that created a substantial risk of serious bodily injury to...
Denver Defense Lawyer for Assault Charges Third Degree Assault is one of the most overcharged crimes in Colorado. The statute, found at C.R.S. 18-3-204, uses ambiguous terms that give the district attorneys in Douglas, Boulder, and Denver county a wide scope in which...
3 Types of Courts in Colorado Until you are charged with a crime in Denver, you might not realize that there are three different types of courts you have the possibility of going to for your hearing: County Court, District Court, and City Court. The court you will go...
Denver Lawyer for Minor in Possession Charges Minor in Possession charges are often the last thing on a teenager's mind when they are at a party with their friends. Most minors feel invincible to the law until they are caught, and even then some do not learn their...
Harassment Charges in Denver - Quick to be Charged Being Harassed in Denver, Colorado (Harassment, C.R.S. 18-9-111) seems to be an increasingly common complaint. Our society has changed drastically within my lifetime, in some ways for the better, and in some ways for...
Why to Seal Your Record in Denver, Colorado Sealing your criminal record is an important step to moving on with your life after a criminal conviction in Colorado. Convictions and even just arrest records and court case records can make passing a background check more...
Different Types of Trespassing Charges in Jefferson County A Colorado Trespass charge comes in many ways, from First Degree Trespassing, to Second Degree Trespassing, and Third Degree Trespassing. These crimes can be a felony or misdemeanor. The charges differ...
Caught With a Firearm after Being Convicted of a Felony in Colorado If you have been convicted of a felony or convicted of attempting or conspiring to commit a felony, you are not permitted to possess a firearm. This includes a handgun, automatic, revolver, pistol,...
Five Robbers Wanted in Colorado Springs Last night in Colorado Springs, five people broke into an apartment, armed with a handgun and rifles. According to the article, they "assaulted the occupants and stole personal items" (Fox21News). The suspects escaped before...