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...
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...
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...
Mitigating Factors in Colorado Sentencing
After being convicted of a crime, sentencing can be scary and overwhelming. The decision the judge makes regarding your sentence will have a substantial effect on your life. This decision...
How Plea Bargains Work in Colorado Criminal Cases
A felony conviction in Colorado can have lifelong repercussions. Penalties may include lengthy incarceration, significant fines, and more. Oftentimes, plea bargains are used as a means to mitigate potential sentences...
Post-Conviction Relief Options in Colorado
Post-conviction relief in Colorado gives people convicted of a crime a legal route to challenge a past criminal conviction or original sentence. This is made possible by filing a post-conviction...
Understanding Bail and Bond in Colorado: How to Get Out of Jail Quickly
After being arrested, you're stuck in a cold, uncomfortable cell, unsure of what comes next, and every minute feels like an hour. You want nothing more than to get home,...
Explaining Colorado’s New Gun Laws: What You Need to Know If You Own or Carry
Colorado’s gun laws have seen significant changes in recent years—and if you own, carry, or live in a home with firearms, those changes could affect you more than you think....
How to Choose the Right Criminal Defense Attorney for Your Case
Facing criminal charges is one of the most stressful and momentous experiences anyone can go through in life. It doesn’t matter whether you have been charged with a DUI, assault,...
Reckless vs. Careless Driving in Colorado: Key Differences and Penalties
When it comes to driving offenses in Colorado, two charges often cause confusion: reckless driving and careless driving. While both offenses involve unsafe behavior behind the wheel, they carry very different legal definitions, penalties,...
What to Do If You’re Arrested in Colorado: A Step-by-Step Guide
Being arrested is a stressful and often terrifying experience, especially if it's your first time encountering the legal system. Whether it’s for a minor offense or a serious charge, how...
The Impact of a Restraining Order: What You Need to Know
Restraining orders are designed to protect victims from further harassment or physical harm by restricting someone else’s actions toward that person. As such, restraining orders have a significant impact on...
Anger Management and Counseling Programs: Do They Impact Your Case?
When facing criminal charges, particularly those related to violence or aggressive behavior, people often wonder whether enrolling in anger management or counseling programs will benefit their case. While participating in...