Sexual Offenses
Looking for information regarding sex offenses in Colorado? You’re in the right place. Here you’ll find a variety of articles about sex offenders in Colorado to help you better understand your rights under the law. Whether you are trying to better understand child sexual assault laws or the nuances of sex offender registration, you’ll find plenty of information here.
For specific information about your unique case, we recommend scheduling a consultation with M. Colin Bresee who can assist you with your case.
Bill of Particulars: What Is It? And When Can You Request It?
What is a Bill of Particulars? In many cases, a favorite prosecution tactic is to file a complaint containing numerous counts where each count contains identical language. This is especially true is sex offense cases. In a recent case,-
Registering as a Sex Offender in Colorado: What You Need to Know
Who Must Register? Article 22 of title 16 the Colorado Offender Registration Act requires any person who; Was convicted in the state of Colorado of an unlawful sexual offense, as defined in section 18-3-411 C.R.S. enticement of a child as-
Charged with Sexual Exploitation of a Child?
In Colorado, sexual exploitation of Children is a felony ranging from a class 5 (which can result in 1 to 8 years in prison) to class 3 felony offense (which can result in 4 to 32 years in prison). While-
Internet Luring of a Child
The charge of internet luring of a child is surprisingly easy to be charged with. This has been made possible, obviously, by the internet. However, what is not so obvious is that minors can easily get on dating websites that-
Enticement of a Child in Colorado
The charge of enticement of a child is as serious as it sounds. The most common way that this happens is when the alleged victim lies about their age. This happens all the time. Unfortunately, we live in a society-
