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The definition of hit-and-run does not cover fault in Colorado, and you can be charged for the offense if you leave the accident scene – even if you ...
Depending on the specific details of your Colorado felony record, you may be able to have it sealed. When you are arrested and convicted of a crime, t ...
Punishment for most felonies in Colorado falls under class 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, & 6, while the criminal statute guides unclassified felonies. The differ ...
An arraignment, or arraignment hearing, is usually the first step if a person is accused of committing a crime. The accused person is told by the judg ...
Let’s say that you are charged with a crime in the Denver area, and you in fact committed the crime. The state has overwhelming evidence against you ...
Vehicular eluding is treated as a serious crime in the State of Colorado. If you are arrested and charged with vehicular eluding, you will need the ad ...
According to the Colorado Department of Transportation, about sixty people are arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) every day in this state. ...
Theft charges in Colorado depend on the value of the property taken, how the alleged theft happened, whether a weapon was used, and whether the defend ...
If you are charged with assault in Colorado – rightly or wrongly – you will need to know what happens next and what steps to take. Keep reading, a ...
A conviction on a drug charge in Colorado can mean thousands of dollars in fines, jail or prison time, and a permanent criminal record. If you are cha ...