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Charges relating to Harassment in Denver, Colorado (C.R.S. 18-9-111) often result from someone who is upset with you over a broken relationship. We feel that the police charge this "catch all" crime too often - particularly when they know that no crime occurred. This...
Arson is essentially setting fire to the property of another. When someone is charged with the crime, they need an attorney who will help protect their rights and fight for their freedom. Fire crimes are multi-tiered criminal offenses which can be charged as any one...
In Broomfield, Boulder and Jefferson County, people are accused of burglary for unlawfully going into or remaining in a house or business, intending to commit any type of crime (even a misdemeanor). First Degree Burglary, C.R.S. 18-4-202, is the most serious form of...
In Arapahoe, Douglas and Denver County, people charged with burglary are accused of going inside a structure with the intent to commit a crime. This can involve a house, a business or even a locked container. The element of this crime are what separate it from the...
In Jefferson, Adams, and Broomfield County, men and women charged with burglary are accused of unlawfully entering a home, business, facility or locked structure with the intent to commit a crime. This crime element is what separates this crime from simply...
Felony and misdemeanor Theft cases under Colorado law (C.R.S. 18-4-401) can be very difficult to maneuver through the legal system and require the help of an experienced Denver area criminal Lawyer. Police detectives in Aurora, Lakewood, and Denver are often quick to...
Colorado Springs police were recently searching for a man who is accused of assaulting (C.R.S. 18-3-204) a group of children who were bullying his son. The man allegedly sprayed four juveniles with pepper spray, yelled obscenities at them, and chastised them for...
Protection / Restraining Orders issued by courts are supposed to be used to preserve the peace and protect victims of crimes. In today's world, however, we see people using them to get the upper hand on ex-spouses, ex-boyfriends and neighbors. Regrettably, courts are...
The Theft Detection Devices statute in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-4-417) is complex and requires the help of an experienced attorney to fight alleged charges. This law works to cover almost any device that can be used to help facilitate Shoplifting or Theft (C.R.S....
You may not always know it when seeing them in court, but District Attorneys have special rules regulating their conduct in a felony or misdemeanor case, like Forgery, C.R.S. 18-5-102, in Denver, Arapahoe and Jefferson County. If they violate these rules, a prosecutor...