Strangulation in Colorado: 2nd Degree Assault the #1 DV charge in 2022
Strangulation is NOT a crime of violence with a mandatory prison sentence! Discover the legalities of strangulation, how they have changed, and how to handle a strangulation case in the state of Colorado.
What Should You Do If a Detective Wants to Talk to You?
In the state of Colorado, detectives can contact you if you’re suspected of a crime or if you might be a witness to a crime that you didn’t necessarily take part in. Seeing police officers knock on your door can-
Colorado Sexual Assault Laws: What Happens if You’re Facing Charges?
Felony sexual assault crimes are very serious charges. Often, it doesn’t even take that much evidence to successfully accuse someone of a sexual offense. It is as simple as pointing a finger and saying he/she did it. There doesn’t need-
Navigating Colorado Gun Laws
Gun laws vary from state to state, and Colorado is no different. According to Colorado.gov, the two major gun laws in the Centennial State are Title 18 and Title 33. Title 18: Colorado law allows a person to possess a handgun in a-
How to Get a Permanent Restraining Order Removed in Colorado
Are you looking to remove an existing permanent restraining order? Our guide explains the steps to achieve just that. What is a Permanent Protective Order in Colorado? A Permanent Protective Order, often referred to as a permanent restraining order, is-