Aug 18
2020

Collateral Consequences of a Felony Conviction in Colorado

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The coming 2020 election has news outlets abuzz with voters’ rights, perhaps more than ever before. The COVID-19 pandemic has made absentee voting and mail-in ballots a hotly debated topic,...

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Aug 18
2020

Seven Steps to Sealing Your Colorado Criminal Record

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Expungements / Criminal Records Sealing

Getting your criminal record sealed can open up whole new worlds to you. Employers and housing can legally discriminate against people with criminal records, so sealing yours can be life-changing....

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Aug 6
2020

Kidnapping: When It’s Considered a Violent Crime in Colorado Springs

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Kidnapping

If asked to make a list of violent crimes, you might name crimes like assault, robbery, and murder. Kidnapping probably didn’t make your list. Yet, under certain circumstances, kidnapping in...

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Aug 6
2020

When Is Theft a Felony Crime in Colorado?

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Theft Crimes

Theft is one of the most broadly defined crimes in the legal system. Anything from shoplifting a pack of gum to embezzling millions from a corporation is considered theft of...

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Aug 6
2020

Menacing: Just the Threat of Violence in CO Can Be a Felony

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Criminal Defense / Menacing

In Colorado, making threats of violence is usually something that will result in a misdemeanor charge. Yet it’s still possible to be charged with a felony when you don’t even...

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