This is a far more complex question than it might first seem. For example, I recently pleaded a client to a drug felony, and I knew the consequences of that, but the judge actually had to look it up. In general, there is mostly no functional difference between...
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Harassment Charge Dismissed – Case Victory by Krizman Law
Client was accused of threatening and stalking people who used to live in their community. However, Client did not know these people, nor did they have any reason to do what was alleged. After a review of the "evidence" the prosecution supposedly had on the Client, it...
FAQ: Should I Talk To The Police If I’m Not Guilty?
Something many people are confused about is: when a police officer shows up at your house to ask you questions, what should you say? Here's what I tell people: never speak to the cops. There are very limited exceptions to that rule, but in general, if the cops are...
Getting Real About Race and Weed
Let's get real about marijuana. Living in Colorado, marijuana is enjoyed by millions of citizens safely and legally through licensed growers and regulated retail shops. Many decades of research have proven pot to be both safe and (for some) even medicinal. There have...
Possession with Intent to Distribute – Probation Safe
Client and their spouse had their house raided by the North Metro Drug Task Force due to a suspected marijuana grow. Client was initially charged with a Class 1 drug felony. Krizman Law worked with the prosecutor to convert Client's bond to a summons, enabling Client...
NYC Subway Attacker Arrested 12 Times – Why No Prevention?
When reading about the shooting in the New York City subway this past week, it may be shocking to find out that the suspect, Frank James, has been arrested 12 times in the past: nine times in New York and three times in New Jersey. In addition, he wasn't unknown to...
Traffic – TEENAGER KEEPS LICENSE
Teenage client was facing multiple speeding offense charges and retained Krizman Law in addition to other outside counsel for previous traffic offenses. Mr. Krizman was able to buy time for the other attorney to wrap up their case while he strategized how to reduce...
Alleged Domestic Violence Victim – DISMISSED
Client was an alleged victim in a domestic violence case and retained Krizman Law in an effort to ensure their significant other would not be convicted. Mr. Krizman worked in concert with the defendant's attorney to "1-2 punch" their strategy with the DA. Prosecution...
Four Domestic Violence Cases – NO JAIL
Caught in a toxic relationship, Client faced several domestic violence charges, which ultimately led to violations of court orders of the cases over the span of 15 months. Krizman Law represented Client on all four cases and managed to thread the needle, keeping...
Possession w/ Intent, DUI & POWPO – Probation Only
Client was pulled over after a night of drinking with friends and arrested for driving under the influence. Law enforcement searched their vehicle, discovering over 35 grams of cocaine, a scale, and a gun. Client's previous felonies made the possession of this gun...
Sexual Exploitation of a Child – PROBATION, NO JAIL
Client was caught in possession of a large amount of child pornography on their computer. Krizman Law used OSE (Offense Specific Evaluation) as well as polygraph tests and expert psychologists to get the initial jail offer reduced to probation only. Client is relieved...
Sex Assault On a Child – SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED SENTENCE
Client was charged with sex assault on a minor and was facing 64 years to life in department of corrections (DOC). As is often with SAOC (sexual assault of a child) cases, mitigation and a favorable Offense Specific Evaluation (OSE) are critical to a successful...
Assault (Domestic Violence) – DISMISSED
Client came to Krizman Law after being accused of striking the alleged victim during a breakup. Client was adamant that they did not want to negotiate the case, and it was set for trial. Mr. Krizman, along with co-counsel, used private investigation to determine what...
Domestic Violence, Hit & Run, Felony Probation Revocation – NO JAIL
Client contacted Krizman Law to protect him from a hit-and-run allegation. After retaining Krizman Law, Client was arrested for a domestic violence charge which also triggered a felony revocation of probation. Krizman Law took on all three cases. After extensive...
Casey Krizman – Colorado 2022 Super Lawyers Rising Star
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Denver-based Criminal Defense attorney Casey Krizman has been selected to the 2022 Colorado Super Lawyers Rising Stars list. Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to...
