What you have described sounds like the crime of "Criminal Mischief." Under CRS 18-4-501, the definition of Criminal Mischief is the following: "A...

Mr. Harkess is technically right. Whether you are arrested at the DMV or not is a separate question though - the answer to which is "it...

If you are not the owner of the home, then you are not likely liable for harboring a fugitive. Simply knowing that a homeowner you reside with has...

The right to contest someone entering a space where you have a reasonable expectation of privacy only applies to government officials, not private...

I think the safest presumption is that any drug test will show a positive result for marijuana if you've consumed it within 30-45 days of the test....

I don't necessarily agree with Mr. Rosmarin's proposed approach. I don't think trying to "sit down with management to discuss the unfortunate...

This is a tricky question. I agree with Mr. Rosmarin's response above, in part. If there is an active protection order that prevents all forms of...

Whether this parole violation results in DOC is very fact-dependent. However, given that the new arrest while on parole is for a violent offense...

Assuming you have no delayed the process somehow (i.e. asking for more time for any reason, failing to appear for any court date, etc.), then CO...

Given that you will have an active criminal case for the arrest you experienced, there is a judge who has jurisdiction over the car and the...