Our client faced prison time for possession of a controlled substance and third-degree assault after an altercation at a Greenwood Village store. Krizman Law showed the Arapahoe County District Attorney evidence of our client’s sobriety, his record of receiving mental...
Drug Crimes Defense
Unlawful Distribution & Child Abuse – DF4 Plea, No Jail
Client was pulled over for multiple instances of "weaving." When pulled over, the officer asked Client and passenger to exit the car. The officer called for backup on scene. Officers then requested permission for a car search to which Client declined. Conveniently, a...
The Forgotten Majority: Biden’s Marijuana Possession Pardon
On October 6, 2022, President Biden announced that he is pardoning any individual with a simple marijuana possession charge on a federal level. The White House estimates this will affect about 6,500 people with prior federal convictions, none of whom are known to be...
Class 1 Drug Felony – Cultivation & Distribution, No Jail
A confidential informant tipped off law enforcement to an illegal grow house allegedly run by the Client and their two brothers. After the police located the physical grows, the Client was charged with a class one drug felony for cultivation and intent to distribute....
Felony Drug & Weapons Charges – Probation Granted, No Additional Jail
Krizman Law represented the Client on six different cases throughout the state of Colorado, all involving illegal weapons, drugs, and stolen vehicles. Client was held in police custody throughout, a total of 137 days of pre-sentence confinement because the Client...
Unlawful Distribution – Repeat Felon, Probation Only
Client was caught on HALO street cameras selling crack cocaine to an undercover police officer with two codefendants. (Client was the ringleader). Client had eight prior felony convictions and was on parole at the time of the offense, upping the charge to the level of...
Colorado Drug Crime Reform – How the State Is Changing Its Approach
Revisions to C.R.S. 18-18-403.4 – Unlawful Possession of a Controlled Substance As of March 1, 2020, it is no longer a felony in the State of Colorado to possess Schedule I or II drugs. Previously, possession of a Schedule I or II drugs was classified as a level 4...