Denver Criminal Defense Blog
Miranda Rights and Juvenile Crime in Colorado
Thanks to movies and TV shows, even kids have heard of the Miranda warning, which typically begins with some variation of: “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you...
Wolf Discusses Sex Offender Registration in 9News Story
Wolf Law founder and managing partner Jeff Wolf was featured in a 9News story about a man who was recently convicted in a Denver court of sexual assault, but has...
Silence is Golden: When to Invoke Your Right to Remain Silent
The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution includes a clause that protects individuals from being compelled to incriminate themselves in criminal matters. Similarly, the 1966 Supreme Court decision in Miranda...
Denver’s Wolf Law Welcomes Kelley as Partner
Denver criminal defense law firm Wolf Law is proud to announce that attorney Colleen Kelley is now a full partner. (more…)
Take Misdemeanors Seriously: Talk with a Criminal Defense Lawyer
Misdemeanor charges are considered more serious than petty offenses, but less serious than felonies. Although the penalties for misdemeanors can include jail time and extensive fines, many people assume that...
An arraignment is the court proceeding at which a judge formally presents the criminal charges against the accused and the accused enters a plea. (more…)
Social Media and Your Criminal Case
Social media has become such a deeply ingrained part of our everyday lives that many people are unaware of the implications their behavior on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other popular...
DUI and the Colorado DMV Hearing Process
If you’re facing DUI charges in Colorado, time is of the essence to save your driving privileges and save yourself from potentially severe criminal penalties. (more…)
Criminal Sexting Charges in Colorado
Sexting is the transmission of sexually explicit images, videos, or messages by text or email, most often via mobile phone. Sexting between consenting adults is not a crime, but when...
Wolf Law’s Kelley to Make Repeat Engagement on NARSOL Call
Denver criminal defense attorney Colleen Kelley of Wolf Law will rejoin NARSOL in Action for its upcoming conference call on Thursday, Sept. 13. The call will be something of an...
Juvenile Drug Charges in Colorado
Although most drug charges faced by those between the ages of 10 and 18 in Colorado are processed through juvenile courts, the penalties for these offenses can still be severe...
Denver Criminal Defense Lawyer Kelley Special Guest for NARSOL in Action
Wolf Law is proud to announce that our own Colleen Kelley will be the special guest for a NARSOL in Action conference call on Wednesday, Aug. 15. NARSOL is the...
What’s the Difference Between Probable Cause and Reasonable Suspicion?
Reasonable suspicion and probable cause are two concepts that law enforcement employs when determining whether to detain someone for questioning, search for and seize evidence, or make an arrest. The...
How Does Express Consent Work in Colorado?
If you’re arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs in Colorado, you will be asked to take a chemical test in accordance with Colorado’s...
Your Rights When Participating in a Colorado Protest
Civil protest is occurring with increasing frequency in Colorado and nationwide, prompting many to ask about the rights of protesters and free speech in general. Is all speech protected? Where...
A Closer Look at Colorado’s Felony DUI Law
Last year, Colorado lawmakers tightened their grip on habitual drunk driving. A new law, which took effect in August 2017, requires anyone convicted of a felony DUI to spend time...