Monthly Archives: August 2026
Can Hearsay Be Used Against You In A Criminal Case?
Hearsay is often one of the most confusing parts of evidence in a Colorado criminal case. Many people believe hearsay is never allowed in court, but that is not always the case. Sometimes, a judge may keep hearsay out. Other times, the prosecutor may argue that the statement is not hearsay or that it… Read More »
Rising Blood Alcohol As A Defense To A Colorado DUI Charge?
A DUI arrest does not always mean the chemical test tells the full story. In Colorado, the timing of the test can be just as important as the result itself. Sometimes, a driver’s blood alcohol concentration is still rising after they stop driving, especially if they drank shortly before getting behind the wheel. This… Read More »
How Your Cell Phone Becomes Evidence In A Federal Criminal Case
A cell phone can become one of the most important pieces of evidence in a federal criminal case. It may contain text messages, call logs, location data, photographs, videos, app records, internet searches, payment information, deleted files, and communications with people the government is also investigating. Many people do not realize how much information… Read More »
Can a Criminal Case Be Based on One Witness’s Testimony?
In Colorado, a criminal case can sometimes rely mostly on the testimony of just one witness. This does not mean the case is strong, fair, or impossible to challenge. Many cases start because one person calls the police, gives a statement, identifies a suspect, or reports a crime. We understand how stressful it is… Read More »
Can I Seal My Criminal Record In Colorado? Eligibility, Waiting Periods, And The Record Sealing Process
A criminal record can affect someone long after their case ends. It might show up when applying for jobs, housing, licenses, school programs, loans, or volunteer work. In Boulder, sealing your record can limit who can see it, but whether you qualify depends on your case type, outcome, offense level, waiting period, and any… Read More »
How Prosecutors Use Social Media As Evidence In Criminal Cases
Social media can be strong evidence in a Colorado criminal case. Prosecutors may use posts, messages, photos, videos, location tags, comments, or even deleted accounts to support claims about intent, identity, motive, location, relationships, threats, drug activity, weapons, violence, or contact with an alleged victim. Many people believe their private messages are safe, but… Read More »
Can You Fight A DUI Based On An Illegal Traffic Stop In Colorado?
A DUI case usually begins before any breath or blood tests, roadside checks, or even an arrest. It starts with the traffic stop itself. If the police did not have a legal reason to pull you over, that could become a key part of your defense. In Boulder, a DUI arrest can put your… Read More »
Can You Be Charged With DUI In Colorado For Driving After Taking Anxiety Medication?
In Colorado, you can be charged with DUI after taking anxiety medication, even if it was prescribed to you. Many people are surprised by this, since they often think DUI only involves alcohol or illegal drugs. However, Colorado law covers more situations. If police think a medication affected your judgment, coordination, reaction time, concentration,… Read More »
What Happens At A Federal Detention Hearing In Colorado?
A federal detention hearing in Boulder decides if you can go home while your case is pending or if you must stay in custody as the case moves forward. For many, this is one of the most important hearings in a federal case. The judge is not deciding guilt or innocence yet, but the… Read More »
Can You Be Held Without Bond In A Federal Criminal Case?
Federal criminal cases often move quickly, and many people want to know if they can be released while their case is pending. In Colorado state court, most people are used to hearing about bond amounts, cash bonds, personal recognizance bonds, or release conditions. Federal court is different. In these cases, a judge can release… Read More »
