Domestic Violence: Defined by a Defense Lawyer
According to Psychology Today, over 3 million incidents of domestic violence are reported each year. In fact, they also claim that in the United States nearly 20 people every minute are physically abused by an intimate partner. But remember,-
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-
What Happens if You Accumulate Too Many Points on Your Driver’s License in Colorado
Points on License Suspension If you accumulate too many points from driving violations in Colorado within a certain period of time, you will lose your driver’s license through a point suspension. You will be notified of a hearing date which will determine the-
Criminal Defense for Women: Accused of Murder but Acted in Self-Defense
Many women in abusive relationships often suffer years of emotional and physical violence. Violent relationships are often difficult to leave for fear of one’s life. The abuser can be controlling and manipulative in the relationship and endangerment can be increased-
