Category Archives: Criminal Defense
Felony Vehicular Eluding Charges in Colorado and the Penalties for Fleeing Police
A felony vehicular eluding charge in Boulder can lead to prison, heavy fines, losing your driver’s license, and a criminal record that can impact your future. According to Colorado Revised Statutes § 18-9-116.5, trying to get away from police while driving recklessly can be a felony, even if there’s no accident or injury. We… Read More »
Can You Be Charged With Assaulting a Police Officer in Colorado for Resisting Being Handcuffed?
Being arrested in Colorado can quickly become a frightening and confusing experience, particularly when police officers attempt to place you in handcuffs. Some people instinctively pull their arms away, tense their bodies, or question an officer’s actions without intending to hurt anyone. Unfortunately, what begins as a routine arrest can result in additional criminal… Read More »
What Happens When Police Accuse You of Possessing Illegal Images on Your Computer?
It can be overwhelming to find out that police suspect you of having illegal images on your computer, especially if they show up at your home or work with a search warrant. You might be accused of downloading, storing, or viewing sexually explicit images involving minors, even if you do not recognize the files… Read More »
Can Child Abuse Charges Affect Gun Rights In Colorado?
If you are accused of child abuse in Boulder, the impact can go far beyond the criminal case. Depending on your situation, these charges might affect your right to own or buy guns, or keep a concealed handgun permit. Even if no weapon is involved, some convictions and court orders can limit your Second… Read More »
PPP Loan Fraud Investigations: Federal Criminal Defense Issues
Federal investigations into Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans continue to create serious legal problems for Colorado business owners, independent contractors, and individuals who received pandemic-related financial assistance. Although the PPP was established to help businesses retain employees during the COVID-19 pandemic, federal prosecutors have pursued criminal charges against applicants suspected of submitting false information… Read More »
Can a Colorado Police Officer Be Arrested for Misusing Flock Cameras?
Automated license plate reader systems like Flock Safety cameras help Boulder police track vehicles, find stolen cars, and investigate crimes. But these tools also raise concerns about privacy, police misconduct, and misuse of personal information. The same technology that helps find suspects can be abused to monitor ex-partners, settle personal disputes, or track people… Read More »
Can A Colorado Sex Crime Conviction Require Sex Offender Registration?
A sex crime conviction in Boulder can have lasting effects, even after jail, probation, or other penalties are over. One of the most serious is having to register as a sex offender. Colorado law requires people convicted of certain sexual offenses to register with law enforcement and keep their personal information updated. Registration can… Read More »
Driving Without a License Charge In Boulder
Being cited for driving without a license in Boulder can raise questions about what the charge actually means and what happens next. Colorado law distinguishes between never having a valid license, driving with an expired license, failing to have a license physically available, and driving while a person’s driving privilege is suspended or revoked…. Read More »
Can Social Media Posts Hurt Your Colorado Criminal Defense Case?
When we represent someone accused of a crime in Colorado, we want our clients to know that what happens outside the courtroom can affect what happens inside. Social media is a clear example. A photo, comment, direct message, video, location tag, or even interacting with someone else’s post can become important in a criminal… Read More »
Can Body Camera Footage Help Your Colorado Criminal Defense Case?
When we defend someone accused of a crime in Boulder, we know the police report may not tell the whole story. Body camera footage can show what really happened before, during, and after an arrest, often revealing details missing from an officer’s written account. The video might capture what the officer saw, what the… Read More »
