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Careless driving is a Colorado traffic offense described in C.R.S. 42-4-1402. Anytime a person drives their vehicle without paying close attention to the road and surroundings, a careless driving charge could result. In difficult times such as these, it isn't uncommon...
Posting a private image by a juvenile can include several different acts of taking and distributing sexually explicit photos or videos. Nudes or erotic images cannot be sent back and forth between teenagers or posted online without the subject's consent. This happens...
Third-degree assault charges in Denver can result from situations where someone knowingly or recklessly hurts another person. Injuries in this specific offense are nonserious and don't lead to permanent damage. Cuts and bruises are common wounds resulting from a 3rd...
Misdemeanor forgery in Jefferson County, Colorado includes acts of making or using false documents with fraudulent intent. Ranging from forged credit card signatures to false insurance applications, misdemeanor forgery can result in some damaging ramifications. A...
Trespassing in Denver is a crime that involves entering or remaining on another's property without permission. This offense can be a misdemeanor or felony depending on the type of property and intent for entry. Misdemeanor trespassing applies to entering or remaining...
Identity theft charges in Colorado typically involve using another's personal information to make some type of payment. Making use of someone's financial information to obtain anything of value can lead to significant criminal charges in Denver, Colorado Springs, and...
Online harassment charges in Jefferson County, Colorado often involve hurtful, threatening, or obscene electronic communication. Statements or acts that are criminal offenses when done in person are sometimes equally unlawful when done online. At a time when...
Driving while ability impaired in Adams County, Colorado involves operating a motor vehicle when affected by alcohol or drugs. Even if you are only impaired in the slightest degree, DWAI charges can follow. Jail time, fines, points against your license, and community...
Criminal impersonation in Jefferson County, Colorado includes acts of unlawfully pretending to be another in an attempt to benefit in some way. If you take actions that make the person you're pretending to be responsible, damaging criminal charges can follow....
Violating a public health order in Denver includes behaviors that defy public health guidelines. The parameters of this unlawful act can change, especially in times of battling a pandemic such as COVID-19. Failure to comply with the specific rules of a stay-at-home...