The potential charge you are concerned about is Driving Under Restraint, an offense defined in C.R.S. 42-2-138. That statute reads: "Any person...

If you have already been sentenced to a term of jail with work release, you may have legal recourse through a 35(b) Motion to Reconsider Sentence....

From what you're describing, a few criminal statutes come to mind. Harassment under C.R.S. 18-9-111, which reads: (1) A person commits...

Halfway house walk-off situations are complicated for a number of reasons. First, a person who leaves a halfway house will almost certainly face a...

Travelling by plane when you have a warrant can be a risky endeavor. Part of the reason air travel can pose risks to people with active warrants...

Hello, Felony Menacing is defined n C.R.S. 18-3-206, the statute governing menacing in Colorado. It reads as follows: (1) A person commits...

Yes, you can look at your arrest records to see what your charge is or was. The bigger question is how you obtain your arrest record and the...

The short answer is, yes. Evidence from text message conversations may be presented at a contested hearing if they are relevant and admissible...

Second degree criminal trespass is an offense found in C.R.S. 18-4-503. A person commits the crime of second-degree criminal trespass if such...