Criminal Defense Blog

It is a crime in Larimer, Weld, and Boulder County to use threats, force, or violence while interfering with an arrest. This often occurs because a person or someone close to them objects to the arrest being made and tries to take matters into their own hands. Getting in the way of an arrest is a...

Felony assaults in Denver, Lakewood, and Aurora usually involve allegations that someone intentionally or recklessly hurt another person. These cases can involve use of a deadly weapon and lead to some type of bodily injury. 

Colorado's law surrounding cultivation of marijuana places limits on how many plants can be grown in a person's residence. Depending on how many adults (21+) reside in the home, the number can change. Ranging from a level 1 drug petty offense up to a class 3 drug felony, illegal cultivation can c...

The crime of robbery in Aurora, Centennial, and Englewood involves taking something of value from another (or in another's presence) while using force, threats, or intimidation. 

Burglary allegations in Lakewood, Colorado and throughout Jefferson County can end in impactful consequences. This crime of knowingly entering or unlawfully remaining somewhere with criminal intent is always a felony and can negatively affect a defendant for years to come. Prison time, fines, and...

Sexual assault on a child allegations in Boulder, Longmont, and Superior can destroy your reputation and lead to several years behind bars. Accusations that you sexually touched a younger person under the age of 15 get a great deal of attention from law enforcement and spur a robust investigation...

DUI causing injury is a form of vehicular assault in Denver, Aurora, and Lakewood with significant penalties. With the holiday season in full swing, many motorists are out and about attending events where alcohol is enjoyed with friends and family. Getting behind the wheel too soon after these fe...

Burglary in Denver, Lakewood, and Thornton is an offense that involves entering or remaining somewhere intending to commit a crime. Hiding in stores to steal or breaking into a location to take or damage property are examples of Colorado burglary. As a felony offense, a burglary conviction can le...

Sexual assault on a child in Denver, Cherry Creek, and Montbello is an especially serious accusation. Allegations that you touched someone under 15 or had them touch you, can lead to 

Assault charges in Fort Collins, Loveland, and Estes Park typically stem from accusations of causing someone's bodily injury. Specifically, doing so knowingly or recklessly will lead to trouble. Whether you're accused of throwing something at someone that caused an injury or participating in a fi...

Reckless endangerment in Fort Collins, Loveland, and Estes Park usually stems from situations where someone allegedly acted in way that could lead to another's serious injury.

Obtaining prescription drugs unlawfully is a drug felony in Boulder, Longmont, and Westminster. With the possibility of jail time, substantial fines, and a damaging criminal record, those facing allegations should contact a prescription fraud lawyer immediately. Whether you're being accused of us...

Harboring a minor in Colorado is a crime that involves sheltering or hiding a juvenile without permission. In situations where a parent or guardian hasn't given their authorization, harboring a kid can lead to substantial criminal charges. Late last month, a school principal 

Second-degree criminal trespassing in Colorado Springs, Monument, and Fountain involves unlawfully entering or remaining in specific locations. Typically, this charge results when the property is enclosed in some way to deter intruders. Earlier this week, a woman in Colorado was arrested for 2nd ...

Allegations of criminal mischief can impact people of all ages. A current trend on social media referred to as 'devious licks' has juveniles throughout Colorado damaging school property only one month into the new school year.

Accusations of involvement in a speed exhibition or contest in Denver, Arapahoe, or Jefferson County can lead to significant penalties. While these are traffic misdemeanors, defendants still face fines, an immobilized vehicle, and even county jail time.

Trying to get back at a victim of a crime or a witness to a crime is a serious offense in the state of Colorado. Retaliation against a witness or victim has lengthy consequences. 

Domestic violence harassment in Denver, Arapahoe, and Adams County isn't an uncommon charge. Allegations that you purposefully pestered an ex, your current romantic partner, or your co-parent can become problematic quickly. In 2021 and beyond, this offense can look drastically different than it d...

Theft by receiving stolen property in Denver, Aurora, or Lakewood is a crime that involves taking possession of items that were taken unlawfully. 

Felony theft charges in Thornton and throughout Adams County, Colorado involve allegations that someone's property or personal items were stolen. When the value of the goods, items, or belongings reaches or exceeds $2K, the charge becomes a felony. 

Attempting to influence a public servant is a form of bribery and is committed when a person offers or plans to give a public official any sort of payment in exchange for an influenced action, aka a modified vote, a change in the outcome of a trial, or any number of actions. Not only can a civili...

Disregarding the safety of others while operating a car can lead to a reckless driving charge in Jefferson County. As more and more drivers multitask behind the wheel, the smallest of errors can become problematic. This doesn't just apply to operating a car, truck, or van either. Bikes, e-bikes, ...

Making criminal threats in Denver goes beyond warning someone or giving them an ultimatum. Accusations of threatening physical harm or intentionally striking fear of injury in another person can lead to significant charges. Usually charged as either menacing or stalking, threatening a friend, fam...

A sexual assault on a child charge in Greeley, Colorado is an extremely serious situation. If you're being accused of groping or fondling a child, law enforcement and prosecutors aim to 

When property is damaged by a fire or explosion, law enforcement will investigate to see if arson was committed. When the property burned isn't something like a building or occupied structure, 2nd degree arson applies.