Monthly Archives: July 2026
What Are The Punishments For A 2nd DUI In Colorado
A second DUI in Colorado is much more serious than a first. The court will not see it as a simple mistake or just another traffic issue. If you already have a DUI, DWAI, DUI per se, or a similar alcohol- or drug-related driving conviction, a new arrest can mean mandatory jail, probation, license… Read More »
Mistakes To Avoid After An Arrest In Boulder
An arrest in Boulder can leave you scared, angry, embarrassed, and unsure of what to do next. The first few days after an arrest are often the most important because small decisions can affect bond, charging decisions, plea negotiations, license issues, employment, family matters, and your long-term record. We have seen good people make… Read More »
How Field Sobriety Tests Are Used in Boulder DUI Cases
A Colorado DUI arrest often begins with a police officer asking a driver to step out of the vehicle and perform roadside tests. These tests can feel informal, but they may become some of the most important evidence in the case. Many people do not realize that field sobriety tests are designed to help… Read More »
Why Federal Drug Sentences Are Often More Severe Than State Sentences
Facing a drug charge is stressful in any court, but federal drug cases often come with even higher risks. Many people think their case will stay in Colorado state court if the arrest happened in Boulder, but that is not always the case. Federal agencies can get involved if the government believes there was… Read More »
Federal Search Warrant Executed At Your Home? Here’s What To Do
Having federal agents show up at your home with a search warrant can be extremely stressful. They might arrive early, separate everyone inside, take phones and computers, ask questions, and remove property before you know what is happening. In Boulder or anywhere in Colorado, these investigations can involve federal agencies, state officers, or joint… Read More »
The First 24 Hours After A Federal Arrest
The first 24 hours after a federal arrest are critical and can influence the entire case. People may be taken into custody by federal agents, local officers working with federal authorities, or a task force made up of several agencies. Charges can include drugs, firearms, fraud, cybercrime, conspiracy, money laundering, immigration issues, or cases… Read More »
Can A Colorado Police Interrogation Cause A False Confession?
A police interrogation is often one of the most stressful parts of a Colorado criminal case. Many people think they can avoid trouble by explaining themselves, answering questions, or trying to seem helpful. This can be risky. Someone who is tired, scared, confused, impaired, young, under pressure, or wrongly accused might say something that… Read More »
Mandatory Arrest In Colorado Domestic Violence Cases
In Boulder, a call about domestic violence can result in an arrest even if the situation is confusing, both people are upset, or the alleged victim does not want anyone taken to jail. Many are surprised to find that once police believe there is probable cause, the officer cannot treat it as a private… Read More »
Can You Be Charged With Domestic Violence For Breaking Property?
Yes, in Colorado, you can be charged with a domestic violence-related offense for breaking property in certain situations. Many people believe domestic violence only involves physical harm, but the law covers more than that. If police think you damaged property to control, punish, intimidate, or get revenge on someone you have or had an… Read More »
How To Defend Against A No-Contact Order In Boulder
A no-contact order can quickly make a criminal case feel overwhelming. You might have to leave your home, stop talking to someone important to you, avoid your child’s other parent, stay away from your workplace, or change your routine right away. In Boulder, these orders often come up in protection orders, bond conditions, or… Read More »
