There are more bad drivers on the roads today than ever before. Every time you get on the road, you trust that everyone around you will make safe decisions. However, accidents do happen. Sometimes there is someone to blame. In certain cases, the charge of vehicular...
Probation and Sentencing Issues
Sexual Assault In Colorado: Understanding Rape And The Law
Sexual assault is one of the most serious crimes you can be accused of in Colorado, carrying Class IV and Class III Felony convictions if you are found guilty. It is important to understand what sexual assault is and the penalties if you have been charged with sexual...
Murder Charges In Colorado: What You Need To Know?
In Colorado, there are three different statutes that pertain to what someone might consider murder, however, each definition differs and carries different penaltiesbif convicted. It is important to understand the distinctions of each type so you have a better...
Misdemeanor Sentencing
In Colorado, misdemeanors are crimes punishable by up to 18 months in jail, a maximum of $5,000 fine, or misdemeanor probation. Misdemeanor crimes generally have lower consequences than felonies, but that doesn’t not mean they are not serious allegations. If you have...
What Does It Mean To Be Charged With Second-Degree Assault?
Second Degree Assault, codified in Colorado as CRS 18-3-203, is a highly complex and detailed statute. It encompasses offenses ranging from causing bodily injury with a deadly weapon to subjecting a law enforcement officer to saliva. If you have been charged with...
Understanding Felony Sentencing
The State of Colorado defines a felony as a crime punishable by a year or more in prison and/or a large fine. Crimes that are considered to be felonies are the most major offenses, greater than misdemeanors and petty offenses. In Colorado, felony crimes are broken...