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A harassment charge does not stay limited to the courtroom. In Boulder, it can spill into your career fast. If you hold a professional license, the risk often extends beyond fines or jail time. Licensing boards care about conduct, judgment and public trust. When...
Many people assume that once charges are filed, the sentence or penalties are set in stone. However, sentencing isn’t always straightforward. Courts consider a wide range of circumstances beyond the basic offense, and certain factors can shape the length or severity...
Being involved in a car accident is stressful, perhaps especially if you believe you were at fault. In the moments after a crash, adrenaline and fear can cloud judgment. Some people panic and make the split-second decision to leave the scene. If this happened to you,...
If you are facing criminal charges, you may feel overwhelmed or pressured to resolve the situation quickly. It’s understandable, given how unpleasant it is to deal with the criminal justice system. This urgency can lead you to hastily accept a plea agreement without...
You can be charged with conspiracy to commit a crime in Colorado even if you did not directly participate in the actual crime. In fact, you can be charged with criminal conspiracy for a crime that never happened. Criminal conspiracy occurs when two or more people...
The recent Club Q mass shooting resulted in 305 criminal charges against the alleged perpetrator, including first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder, and assault at the LGBTQ nightclub. Additional charges include bias-motivated crimes causing bodily injury....
Homicides in the United States continue an alarming growth, with some seen increases not seen in six decades. Both large and small cities throughout the country have seen tragic upticks in murders. Some cite the pandemic. Others note the increase in gun purchases to...
You may have heard the term “aggravated” in the context of criminal charges such as battery, assault and domestic violence. If you or someone you know is facing the prospect of domestic violence charges, you might be curious about how Colorado law defines an...
Many types of activities decreased during the COVID-19 pandemic. Shopping at a store represented a certain level of risk. Countless restaurants embraced delivery and curbside pick-up options. One activity, in particular, represented a respite of sorts for those...
Colorado defines theft as a defendant who “knowingly obtains, retains or controls” an item “without authorization or by threat or deception.” Crimes are charged based on the type of property stolen, its value, and other factors. Individuals who face theft charges...
