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2nd DUI Penalties in Colorado
The sight of flashing lights in your rearview mirror usually brings an immediate sense of dread, especially when you have...
Read MoreDoes Colorado Consider Verbal Assault a Crime?
In the realm of Colorado criminal law, people often ask many questions about how verbal assault is defined and what...
Read MoreAccessory to a Crime in Colorado: CRS § 18-8-105
The legal system distinguishes between those who physically perform an illegal act and those who help them after the fact....
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Colorado Drunk Driving Penalties
When the police stop you for driving while intoxicated in Montrose, your mind likely jumps to how a conviction might...
Read MoreColorado Law on Jury Misconduct
In Colorado criminal cases, specific types of juror or jury misconduct provide the foundation for bringing a motion for a...
Read MoreContributing to the Delinquency of a Minor Colorado
Individuals experiencing a charge for contributing to the delinquency of a minor in Colorado often find themselves facing a legal...
Read MoreImpersonating a Peace Police Officer in Colorado
Impersonating a peace officer in Colorado is a criminal offense that targets conduct intended to deceive others into believing the...
Read MoreCan the Police Arrest Me at My House For a Warrant?
Police may arrest you at your home in Colorado if they possess a valid arrest warrant, but the scope of...
Read MoreHow Bail Works in Colorado
Broadly explained, Colorado (and other states) use bail as a mechanism to secure a defendant’s release from custody while a...
Read MoreCan You Record a Conversation in Colorado?
Considering recording a conversation in Colorado? It is useful to know the law. Colorado is a one-party consent state for...
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