Charged with Sexual Assault in Colorado? What Happens Next?
Felony sexual assault crimes are a very serious charge. 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-
Who has to REGISTER as a sexual offender in Colorado
When you are charged with a sexual crime in Colorado you need information immediately. That is why I write these blogs to assist you and your family in making short-term and long-term decisions. Generally, you will have to register as-
De-Register as a Sexual Offender
The following is the free chart I use to tell people when they can de-register as a sexual offender (as of 2020 in Colorado). Please use it as the reference tool
Colorado Sex Offender Registration Laws: What You Need to Know
People who are convicted of sex crimes in Colorado are required to register as sex offenders. Any adult who is convicted of a felony sex crime becomes publicly searchable through the person’s entry into Colorado’s Sex Offender Tracking and Registration-
Alcohol and Open Container Laws in Colorado
Each state has different open container laws, and if you don’t know the particular laws in the state you are in, you may not even know if you’re breaking the law. This article will explain some commonly asked questions regarding-
