By: Dan Murphy
What Are the Types of Menacing Charges and Penalties in Colorado?
Being charged with any crime is serious—especially if that crime is menacing. But unfortunately, many people in Colorado don’t even realize that m ...
By: Dan Murphy
How Does Intent Impact A Colorado White Collar Crime Case?
The burden of proof does not fall on your Denver criminal lawyer in a criminal case, but rather on the prosecution. Basically, this means the prosecut ...
By: Dan Murphy
The Current Laws of Indecent Exposure in Colorado
Law enforcement officers arrest countless people for indecent exposure every year. Many of these people are under the influence of alcohol at the time ...
By: Dan Murphy
Arrested For Trafficking? Here’s What You Need To Know
Despite the recent changes in the marijuana laws, many other drug laws in Colorado are now harsher than they were only a few years back. What are the ...
By: Dan Murphy
What Happens When You Violate Court-Ordered Rehab?
Court-ordered rehabilitation is alternative sentencing for persons who are being sentenced for drug crimes. When someone is ordered to counseling and ...
By: Dan Murphy
Getting Off The Sex Registry List – Is It Possible?
If you are convicted for a sex crime charge in the state of Colorado, you will probably be ordered by the court to register as a sex offender on the C ...
By: Dan Murphy
What Are Your Options When You’re Arrested For Prostitution?
Prostitution is a crime in the state of Colorado, but if someone is arrested and charged with prostitution, that person may be innocent. People are so ...
By: Dan Murphy
What Is Considered Shoplifting In Denver?
In the state of Colorado, “property crimes” include crimes such as theft, burglary, robbery, and receiving stolen property. The penalties for prop ...
By: Dan Murphy
Will Juvenile Crimes Be Used Against Your Adult Charges?
If your child is accused of a crime, a great deal is at stake. Depending on the details of the case and its resolution, the consequences of a teenager ...
By: Dan Murphy
If Witnesses Fail To Testify, Can Charges Be Dropped?
If someone is facing criminal charges in the state of Colorado, and if the alleged victim of the crime decides not to testify, will the charges be dro ...