Attempting to commit an offense is a crime in Denver and throughout Colorado. Regardless of whether the crime was in fact committed, consequences are just one class / degree less than those associated with the offense that was attempted. If an individual tries to...
Charged With A Crime? It Doesn’t Mean You’re Guilty.
Attempt to Commit a Crime
Conspiracy Attorney in Denver
Conspiracy to Commit a Crime in Denver is a charge that involves the planning or commission of a crime. If a person agrees to help another plan or commit an offense, Colorado law sees fit to punish as though the crime was in fact committed. Additionally, it is...
Criminal Attempt to Commit a Crime Denver Lawyer: Any Crime Not Completed Can Still be Charged
In Denver and Arapahoe County, any person can become the defendant in a criminal case even though they did not complete any crime. Imagine the guy who was getting ready to break into a house, but never got inside. Think about the woman who put some expensive perfume...
Is an “Attempt to Commit a Crime” so Bad?
"Well, I didn't actually do it." I've heard this before when new clients come to my office. What they don't realize is that Attempt to commit a crime can be nearly as bad as doing it. Imagine the bank robber caught in the act. Or picture the employee caught forging a...
Criminal Attempt to Commit a Crime: 18-2-101
Criminal Attempt (C.R.S. 18-2-101) in Jefferson, Adams and Weld County is charged when a person has the same culpability (level of guilt) that is required to commit a crime, and the person takes a substantial step toward committing the crime even though the person...