Colorado Criminal Defense Legal Guides (28 found)

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
In 1967 Justice White made his opinion known when he concurred in the United States Supreme Court case United States v. Wade, 388 U.S. 218 (1967). In his concurrence he articulately outlined the roles of a prosecutor and criminal defense attorney.
8 of 9 users found this helpful. Posted in Criminal Defense 9 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
Many people ask, do I need an attorney? It is always best to have an attorney because attorneys know how prosecutors work. Prosecutors are more likely to take advantage of unrepresented people.
Posted in Criminal Defense 9 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Aaron Garth Norris
If you are charged with (or simply under investigation for) a criminal or traffic offense, you need as much good advice as you can get. Assuming you don't have unlimited funds and time on your hands, you want to get the most out of an initial interview with a prospective attorney. Here's some tips.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted in Criminal Defense 4 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by John Lawrence Buckley
If you are stopped by law enforcement for suspicion of DUI or DWAI, you have many rights. Do not count on the officer to explain them to you. Many of them are considered "understood" when you get your Colorado driver's license. Read on to determine what your rights are if contacted by the police.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted in DUI / DWI 9 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Gary F Pirosko
PLEASE DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE. But if you are stopped for DUI:
Posted in DUI / DWI 11 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
Assorted Tips For Dealing With The Unpleasant Experience Of A DUI
Posted in DUI / DWI 10 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
In January 2009, Colorado law changed mandating that any person charged with a DUI must get an interlock device installed in their vehicle when the driver loses the Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) hearing AND had a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) reading of .17 or higher OR for any repeat DUI.
1 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted in DUI / DWI 8 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
The following information will help you understand what probable cause is and when a warrant can be issued for your home and/or automobile.
1 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted in Criminal Defense 9 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
The following information explains step by step how to get a Restraining Order in Denver, Colorado.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted in Criminal Defense 9 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
The citizens of Denver legalized marijuana (less than an ounce), but the Denver City Attorney's Office still prosecutes marijuana cases under state law. Possession of less than an ounce of marijuana in Denver is a fine only offense.
3 of 3 users found this helpful. Posted in Criminal Defense 9 months ago. Jurisdiction: Denver, CO

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
A domestic violence conviction can have serious ramifications. It is important to consult an attorney before pleading to any charge categorized under the domestic violence header. Below are helpful tips if you choose to represent yourself in a domestic violence case.
3 of 3 users found this helpful. Posted in Criminal Defense 10 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
Most prosecutors do not want to go to trial. When you represent yourself, the prosecutor thinks you too do not want to go to trial. Follow these simple steps and beat the prosecutor at his or her own game.
Posted in Criminal Defense 10 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
If your blood or breath alcohol level is over .2 there will be mandatory penalties
Posted in DUI / DWI 8 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
What do when you get a DUI in Colorado.
Posted in DUI / DWI 8 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jeremy Richard Rosenthal
Many people often confuse what the definition of entrapment is, typically in prostitution cases. Entrapment is defined by Colorado Revised Statute Section 18-1-709.
Posted in Criminal Defense 8 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by John Lawrence Buckley
After being charged with a DUI in Colorado, you face both the criminal charges in court as well as an administrative hearing before the Department of Motor Vehicles. These happen independent of one another. You must request this hearing with 7 days of being given notice of revocation.
2 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted in DUI / DWI 4 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Aaron Garth Norris
In Colorado, when a person is arrested on a charge involving domestic violence, at his or her first appearance before the court at the same time that they address bond, the court issues a mandatory Protection Order (PO). Here are some things to consider when that happens.
2 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted in Criminal Defense 4 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jason William Savela
This article provides practical advise for the driver suspected of DUI in Colorado. It is best to read prior to being stopped. This article also provides a practical understanding of how to assert your constitutional rights.
Posted in DUI / DWI 3 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by Jason William Savela
Sexual Assault is one of the most serious accusations in criminal law. It is likely the one lodged against innocent people most. The best advise is to get the best lawyer you can afford immediately. If you do not do that, you should know the following:
Posted in Criminal Defense 3 months ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado

Written by John Lawrence Buckley
You can be charged with DUI even though your car wasn't moving. Colorado law requires that the defendant be driving or "in actual physical control" of the vehicle. Actual physical control doesn't require the vehicle to be in motion.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted in DUI / DWI about 1 month ago. Jurisdiction: Colorado