Denver Criminal Defense Blog
The Consequences of Refusing a Breathalyzer or Blood Test in Colorado
Getting pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) is a stressful experience. In that crucial moment, you may be faced with a difficult decision—whether or not to...
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...
Negotiating Plea Deals in Domestic Violence Cases: What to Consider
When facing domestic violence charges, one of the most critical aspects of a client's case is the decision to negotiate a plea deal. Plea deals, or plea bargains, offer an...
The Role of Evidence in Domestic Violence Cases
According to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), 36.8 percent of women and 30.5 percent of men in Colorado have been victims of some form of domestic...
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...
The Long-Term Consequences of a Domestic Violence Conviction
Law enforcement officers arrested you and took you into custody. Later, you appeared before a judge who determined whether to grant bail. At trial, a judge or jury rendered a...
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...
Defence against false accusations of domestic violence
Those making false allegations of domestic abuse use lies, exaggerations, and half-truths as weapons. You could face criminal charges, and—if you are convicted—imprisonment and long-lasting damage to your personal and...
What Happens After a Domestic Violence Arrest?
An arrest does more than disrupt your life. The legal process set in motion can lead to a permanent criminal record. Police procedures, protective orders, and court appearances may come...
The Difference Between Drug Trafficking and Drug Possession in Colorado
When facing drug charges in Colorado, understanding the difference between drug trafficking and drug possession is crucial. These two offenses are distinct in how they are defined under Colorado law,...
What Constitutes Drug Trafficking in Colorado and How to Defend Against Charges
Drug trafficking is one of the most serious drug-related crimes in Colorado, carrying severe legal consequences that can include lengthy prison sentences and hefty fines. Understanding what drug trafficking means...
Colorado Drug Schedules and Their Impact on Your Case
Facing drug charges in Colorado can be overwhelming, particularly when the complexity of drug laws in Colorado comes into play. A critical aspect of your case will be how the...
Colorado Probation Violations: What Happens and How to Respond
The way Colorado courts handle violations can significantly impact your future. The law doesn’t take violations lightly. One 2020 study reported that when some disappeared while on probation, 78.5 percent of adults...
The Importance of Witness Statements in Colorado Criminal Cases
When someone accuses you of a crime, the stakes of your Colorado criminal case are high. The outcome could determine whether you face fines, lost privileges, or even imprisonment. A...
First-Offense DUI in Colorado? Don’t Panic, Get a Lawyer
There were over 16,000 DUI (driving under the influence) cases in Colorado during 2023. If you are facing a first-offense DUI charge, it is important to know that you have the right...
Colorado Juvenile Crimes: Protecting Your Child’s Future
All good parents wish for the health and happiness of their children. If your child is facing charges in the juvenile justice system, you may feel as if his or...