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Acts of destroying or altering evidence that could be used in an official proceeding can lead to substantial criminal charges. Whether the evidence itself could be used in an upcoming civil or criminal trial, attempts to conceal or damage the item(s) can be costly....
Tampering with a motor vehicle occurs in Denver when someone modifies or alters part of a car without the owner's permission. This also includes damaging parts of a vehicle as well. Vehicle tampering grows in severity the costlier the damage. A period of incarceration...
Tampering with physical evidence charges in Denver can result when someone alters or destroys evidence that might be used in some type of official proceeding. Sometimes people attempt to remove or terminate evidence that shows their criminal activity or try to...
Tampering with Physical Evidence is a serious crime in El Paso County, and throughout Colorado. This felony charge comes with major ramifications. Because tampering with physical evidence includes altering or destroying items that might be used in a proceeding, the...
Jefferson County and Denver County Lawyer for Witness Tampering Witness Tampering is what police charge in Jefferson and Denver County, when you or a family member talk with a victim or witness about what they have said to police, or are going to say at trial. There...
Lawyers know that Tampering with a witness or victim (C.R.S. 18-8-707) in Denver, Jefferson, or Arapahoe County is a very serious matter, and it is charged as a class 4 felony. A person facing a less serious misdemeanor charge in Weld County may find herself in deeper...