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Second-degree criminal trespass is a charge in Arapahoe County that involves going on someone's enclosed property or inside their car without permission. While hopping a fence is perhaps the most common example of 2nd degree trespassing, entering or remaining...
Whether you're facing an allegation of first-degree criminal trespass in Denver, Aurora, or Colorado Springs, recent changes to Colorado's criminal laws may impact your case. Entering another's dwelling without permission or sticking around after you've been asked to...
3rd degree trespass occurs in Arapahoe County when someone enters or remains somewhere unlawfully. Specifically, this law prevents doing so in or on another's premises that aren't fenced or enclosed in some way. Entering or remaining in a park after hours or standing...
A third-degree criminal trespass charge in Jefferson County, Colorado can result when someone unlawfully enters or remains on someone’s land. This charge can also apply when the location isn’t enclosed or fenced in some way. 3rd degree trespassing can range from a petty offense to 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...
Criminal trespass charges can result from situations where someone unlawfully enters or remains on another's property. It can be charged in three degrees in El Paso County, ranging from a petty offense to a class five felony. The elements that determine a criminal...
Criminal Trespass Charges in Denver: Were you Really Trespassing? All three of Colorado's main Trespass and Trespassing charges have similar definitions and elements. Whether you are charged with Denver First Degree Criminal Trespass, Second Degree Criminal Trespass,...
Criminal Trespass Differences | Trespassing in Arapahoe County, Colorado Colorado Criminal Trespass, also known as Trespassing, is located in one of three statutes. Where it is charged depends on the Arapahoe County police officer's belief that it fits under a...
Trespassing and Criminal Trespass in Douglas County and El Paso County, Colorado There are two laws related to Criminal Trespass and Trespassing which our clients frequently encounter in Douglas County and Elbert County. Both are classified as class 3 misdemeanors,...
Trespassing in Arapahoe County Trespassing, C.R.S. 18-4-502, 503, and 504, is charged under one of three different statutes in Arapahoe County depending on the circumstances of allegations. Today's blog will explain the differences between the types of Criminal...