Denver Criminal Defense Blog
What Evidence is Needed for a DUI Conviction?
In 2022, some 16,180 people were arrested for driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol with a blood alcohol content over the legal limit in Colorado. However, there is a difference...
How to Drop Charges Against Someone for Assault
When you have been charged with domestic violence or general assault and the alleged victim wishes to drop the assault charges, you might think it’s as simple as making a...
Statute of Limitations on Sexual Assault
Sexual assault and child sexual abuse are extremely serious offenses. Victims of sexual assault may wait an extended period before deciding to pursue a criminal complaint. One pressing question arises:...
How To Beat A Probation Violation In Colorado
Probation offers an alternative to serving jail time when facing criminal charges. It is a sentence itself with many conditions to complete. Failing to complete the conditions can create a...
Should I Get a Lawyer for My First DUI?
Getting arrested for Driving Under the Influence (DUI) can be a terrifying experience, especially if it's your first time. You have to deal with legal consequences and potential fines, and...
Update! Colorado Drug Laws 2022
It’s summer, which means more Colorado residents are enjoying the great outdoors, attending concerts, and getting together with family and friends. Sometimes parties end up involving alcohol and other substances,...
Understanding Colorado’s Sex Offender Registry
Colorado’s sex crime laws are complex and include a range of potential outcomes, from misdemeanor charges to felonies. A conviction for a sex crime can affect an individual’s reputation, finances,...
Flaws in Our Justice System, Part IV: The Impossible Impartial Jury
This is Part IV of a four-part series published by Wolf Law, LLC, which aims to highlight and discuss flaws in the U.S. criminal justice system. This series is meant...
Flaws in Our Justice System, Part III: The Overworked Public Defender
This is Part III of a four-part series published by Wolf Law, LLC, which aims to highlight and discuss flaws in the U.S. criminal justice system. This series is meant to be...
Different Types of Cybercrimes
As technology advances and the world becomes more connected to the internet, the number of cybercrimes has dramatically increased. Cybercrime cases, or crimes that are committed against a person or...
Different Types of Fraud in Colorado
Fraud may be one of the most well-known white-collar crimes, but many people don’t know that there are several deceptive activities that qualify as “fraud.” Fraud is defined as a...
Flaws in the Justice System, Part II: The Bail System & Pretrial Detention
This is Part 2 of a four-part series published by Wolf Law, LLC, which aims to highlight and discuss flaws in the U.S. criminal justice system. This series is meant to be...
Colorado Drug Laws: Your Summer Recap
Denver is lifting capacity limits and distancing requirements in nearly all settings and is also relaxing face-covering mandates across the state. But before you (or your teens!) hit the street...
Criminal Protection or Civil Restraining?
The differences between criminal protection orders and civil restraining orders are subtle, but there are key distinctions that everyone should know about. Below, the Denver defense lawyers from Wolf Law detail...
Flaws in Our Justice System, Part I: Punitive Policies & Unbalanced Law Enforcement
This is Part I of a four-part series published by Wolf Law, LLC, which aims to highlight and discuss flaws in the U.S. criminal justice system. This series is meant...
Congratulations to Jeffrey Wolf, founding partner at Wolf Law, LLC! Jeff has again been recognized in Super Lawyers magazine for excellence in Criminal Law and fierce client advocacy. “A top-ranked,...