Across the United States, each individual state is responsible for passing and enforcing its own laws related to child abuse. In Colorado specifically, these laws fall under the umbrella of CRS 18-6-401. Depending on the severity of the crime, being convicted of child abuse in Colorado could result ...
Key Takeaways: Sealing convictions can offer a fresh start for those with criminal records, and can make it easier to obtain housing and employment. After being accused of a crime, if a case is dismissed, or an alleged perpetrator is acquitted, a person is eligible to seal his record as it rel...
How do bail bonds work in Colorado, and what should defendants (and their families) know about the process? Let's explore....
If you or a loved one have been charged with a crime in Colorado, you may find the criminal justice system to be complex and overwhelming. Understanding the stages of a criminal case can help reduce some of the anxiety many defendants feel after they have been charged. Colorado’s criminal ju...
Being accused of domestic violence in Colorado is a serious matter. The legal and emotional challenges are complex. Domestic violence accusations can include many types of offenses, including physical assault and emotional abuse. Colorado law has strict procedures for dealing with domestic violence,...
Driving under the influence (DUI) laws play a significant role in ensuring the safety of drivers on Colorado roads. Whether you live in Colorado or are visiting, it is imperative that you understand the state’s DUI laws. The consequences of a DUI conviction include fines, license suspensions and j...
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