Denver Criminal Defense Blog
When the Cops Use Deception: Is That Legal in Colorado Interrogations?
Many people assume that law enforcement officers must always tell the truth when conducting criminal investigations. The reality may surprise you: under both federal and Colorado law, police are often allowed to use deceptive tactics to elicit information during custodial interrogations....
Pretrial Detention in Colorado: How to Secure Release Before Trial
Being placed in custody after an arrest can be overwhelming. In Colorado, defendants often face days or even weeks in jail unless they are granted some form of pretrial release. Fortunately, Colorado law provides several options to help defendants...
Colorado Search Warrants: What Must Be Specified to Be Valid?
When police officers investigate suspected criminal activity in Colorado, one of the most important tools they may rely on is a search warrant. However, not every warrant is automatically valid. Both the U.S. Constitution and...
Client-Attorney Privilege: What Can (and Can’t) Be Shared with the Police
When people meet with a lawyer, one of the first questions they often ask is, “Will what I tell you stay private?” The answer depends on an important legal rule...
Your Right to Remain Silent: Beyond Miranda in Colorado Courts
When most people think of the phrase “You have the right to remain silent”, they imagine a TV police drama. But in Colorado courtrooms, your right to remain silent is much...
Defending Against Financial Crime Charges in Colorado
Wolf Law is proud to represent clients in Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, and the surrounding communities facing financial crime allegations. Charges such as theft, fraud, forgery, and embezzlement can carry devastating...
Fraud and Forgery Charges in Colorado — What You Need to Know
Wolf Law is proud to serve Denver and the surrounding metro area with compassionate and skilled criminal defense representation. Financial crimes like fraud and forgery may not involve physical violence,...
Challenging Online Evidence in Colorado Criminal Cases
Wolf Law is proud to serve Denver and surrounding communities with skilled, compassionate criminal defense representation. In today’s world, many criminal cases involve some form of online evidence — text...
Colorado Digital Crime Laws Explained: Wolf Law’s Guidance
Wolf Law is proud to serve Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, and surrounding communities with trusted criminal defense representation. As technology evolves, so do the laws surrounding online activity. From identity theft...
Understanding Probation Revocation in Colorado: How Wolf Law Can Help?
Wolf Law is proud to serve Denver and nearby communities with experienced and compassionate criminal defense representation. For many Coloradans, probation is a second chance — an opportunity to avoid...
Repeat DUI Offenders: How Colorado Law Escalates Penalties
Driving under the influence (DUI) is one of the most aggressively prosecuted offenses under Colorado law. A single DUI charge can lead to fines, probation, and license suspension—but for repeat offenders, the consequences increase sharply...
Petty Theft vs. Shoplifting: Understanding Colorado’s Theft Thresholds
Under Colorado law, theft offenses range from minor petty theft to serious felony theft depending on the value of the stolen property and the intent behind the act. While many people use the terms “petty theft” and...
Driving Without a License vs. Driving Under Suspension: Legal Distinctions
In Colorado, not all driving violations are treated equally. Two offenses that often cause confusion are driving without a license and driving under suspension. Although both involve operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver’s license,...
Probation Violations: What Can Land You Back in Court and What Can be Defended
In Colorado, probation is often offered as a second chance—a way to avoid jail or prison time while still taking accountability for a criminal conviction. But probation comes with strict conditions, and violating even one...
Sealing Eligibility in Colorado: What Can Be Sealed
For many people in Colorado, a criminal record doesn’t end when a case closes. A past arrest or criminal conviction can continue to impact employment, housing, and even educational opportunities for years. Fortunately, Colorado law allows...
Potential defenses and sentencing options for financial crimes
Wolf Law is proud to represent clients in Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, and the surrounding communities facing financial crime allegations. Charges such as theft, fraud, forgery, and embezzlement can carry devastating...