The short answer is yes. In Colorado, the Victim Rights Act ("VRA") requires the prosecution to attempt to obtain the alleged victim's position...

Probably not, but there are a lot of individualized circumstances that could change that. You can contact the DMV directly to get this...

In all likelihood, your license will be suspended for 9 months. You'll be eligible to reinstate immediately with an interlock device. They'll...

Generally, the answer is yes. Crimes like this are usually strict liability crimes, meaning it doesn’t matter that she lied about her age, it only...

For starters, you can get her out by posting her bond. Through a bondsperson, that equates to about 10% of the bond amount if she has a cash/surety...

There’s a common misconception that I’ll call “no face, no case,” meaning if the alleged victim doesn’t show up to trial, the case will be...

What you're talking about is sealing your wife's record, and unfortunately, traffic offenses are not sealable in Colorado. This includes DUIs,...

Juvenile cases are handled differently than adult cases in criminal court, partly because the juvenile system is supposed to be more about...

Unfortunately, voluntary intoxication is not a defense to shoplifting. There may be other defenses available to you, which you could discuss with...

If this is a case out of Denver, it is likely you can appear virtually for a mandatory court date. Follow the instructions on this website:...