When faced with criminal charges, you could be looking at a lengthy jail or prison sentence. Along with hefty fines, the criminal charges brought against you could ruin your reputation and haunt your future even if you aren’t convicted. As su...
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Always speak with a Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney First.From the start, it should be noted that law enforcement officers are not inherently bad. Police officers serve a valid and important role in society. They protect citizens and ...
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Generally speaking, the answer is YES. The amount of alcohol classes that you will need to do is dependent if you are a repeat offender or not and whether your BAC results where above or below a .15. If it is your first DUI and your BAC is below ....
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Always speak with a Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney First.From the start, it should be noted that law enforcement officers are not inherently bad. Police officers serve a valid and important role in society. They protect citizens and ...
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In criminal law, the issue of consent is central in determining whether or not an activity is considered sexual assault. If a person is unable to give consent, or if consent is not freely and willingly given, then the activity is considered non-co...
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Driving under the influence is the operation of a motor vehicle while a defendant’s ability to drive is substantial impaired. Impairment can be from drugs, alcohol, or a combination of both. In cases involving marijuana, the applicable d...
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White collar crime is a complex, multifaceted area of criminal defense law. Many types of white collar crime involve interstate dealings, which means that the federal government has to get involved. Not surprisingly, white collar crimes often invo...
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MIRANDA WARNING AND COLORADO CRIMINAL DEFNESEAnyone that has watched television for any amount of time, especially Law and Order will be able to talk about Miranda Warnings. It is the phrase everyone knows, “you have the right to remain silen...
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In Florida, criminal offenses are classified as misdemeanors or felonies. According to Stroleny Law, P.A., understanding how certain criminal offenses are classified and their potential penalties can make navigating the legal system more...
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Whenever drug crimes are mentioned, thoughts of imprisonment and other unpleasant consequences arise. It is likely that you are overwhelmed by the potential outcome of a drug-related criminal charge, such as distributing, possessing, or manufactur...
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