Colorado Restraining Order
Mar 18, 2020
Restraining orders in Colorado are demands issued by the courts that mandate an alleged abuser to avoid contact with the alleged victim. Restraining orders (sometimes called protective orders) are put...
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Romeo and Juliet Law in Colorado
Mar 09, 2020
In this post, Denver attorney Jeff Weeden will answer all your questions about Colorado’s Romeo and Juliet law. We’ll also talk about the potential penalties for those who violate the Romeo and Juliet...
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What Happens After a Wildlife Violation in Colorado?
Feb 10, 2020
Have you ever gotten a notice of hearing after a wildlife violation? Documents like the notice of hearing are designed to give you all the information you need in one place. This sounds convenient, ye...
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Can You Be Arrested for Fishing Without A License in Colorado?
Feb 10, 2020
Can you be arrested for fishing without a license in Colorado? The short answer is: probably not. Unless there are extremely extenuating circumstances, there will be no jail time for fishing without a...
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Tax Evasion Penalties
Jan 10, 2020
Tax fraud punishment is no joke. The government incarcerates thousands of people every year for tax crimes. Do you know the IRS’s tax fraud punishments? In this post, we’ll answer some of your questio...
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What is Check Fraud in Colorado?
Jan 06, 2020
Check fraud, or writing a bad check to pay for goods or services, is a serious offense in Colorado. Depending on the amount of money in question, penalties may include felony or misdemeanor charges. W...
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Petty Theft and Shoplifter Punishment in Colorado
Dec 16, 2019
In this post, I explain Colorado’s petty theft and shoplifting laws, as well as the potential consequences of petty theft charges. I also explain the difference between petty theft and shoplifting in ...
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Can Criminal Mischief Charges Be Dropped?
Dec 16, 2019
Criminal mischief can be either a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the extent of the damage. Convictions range all the way from a Class 3 misdemeanor to a Class 2 felony. Can Criminal Mischief Ch...
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Common Misconceptions About White Collar Crimes in Colorado
Dec 09, 2019
Not all crime is violent. Some crimes, such as credit card fraud, forgery, and money laundering are not physically violent. In this post, Denver attorney, Jeff Weeden explains the five most common whi...
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Probation Violation in Colorado. Can I Get Jail Time for VOP?
Nov 12, 2019
In many ways, the violation process in Colorado is like that of your initial charge. But, when you violate your probation, you don’t have the same rights and protections you did before. This is even i...
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