Drunk and Disorderly Behavior in Colorado
Drunk and disorderly behavior is also known as disorderly intoxication in the State of Colorado. An individual usually faces this […]
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Five Steps to Take Immediately if you Hit a Pedestrian
Hitting a pedestrian while driving is scary, but not uncommon. Pedestrians, meaning people traveling by foot, roller skates, electric scooter,
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Rush Hour Chase Man Faces Severe Criminal Charges
Ryan Cole Stone was accused of stealing a vehicle in Longmont with a 4-year-old boy in the backseat. He then
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Possible Defenses against Rape Charges
Colorado law does not recognize the sex crime of rape. Instead, rape is considered a type of sexual assault and
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Internet Sexual Exploitation of a Child
Internet sexual exploitation of a child is a serious sex offense. Anyone convicted of this crime will receive an indeterminate
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Marijuana Drug Arrests in Colorado
Marijuana was legalized last year in the State of Colorado, and this January, residents got to buy legalized pot for
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What are the Penalties for Hit and Run in Denver?
If you are involved in an accident of any kind—even one that only involves property damage—you have a responsibility to
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What is Vandalism?
In the State of Colorado, vandalism is also known as criminal mischief. According to Colorado law, you can be charged
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Can You Get a Conviction off of Your Criminal Record?
You’ve been arrested, charged, and convicted of a crime. You’ve done your time and paid your debt to society. Now,
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What are the Penalties for Armed Robbery in Denver?
In Denver, robbery is considered a very serious crime and prosecuted zealously by local and state prosecutors. If, during the