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If you have been accused of a crime involving human trafficking in Colorado, there are certain things about Colorado law that you need to understand. Human trafficking isn’t as straightforward as some may think, as many nuances can make it a complex issue. If you are facing potential human trafficking charges, you need to understand how the law works in…
Being accused of kidnapping is a very serious accusation that can come with life-altering consequences. Like every state, Colorado has specific laws surrounding kidnapping accusations and the types of penalties you could face for this. There are many situations you could find yourself in where you could be accused of willfully kidnapping someone. The reality is that this is not…
The attorneys at , are often asked by our clients if there are body-worn or dash cam videos. Prior to July 1, 2023, body-worn cameras were not required. As of July 1, 2023, Colorado Revised Statute 24-31-902 requires all law enforcement agencies in the State of Colorado to provide body-worn cameras for each peace officer who interacts with members of…
Attorney Clifton Black receives dismissal for a client charged with a traffic infraction and Impersonation of a Police Officer, a class 6 felony punishable by up to 18 months in prison. The client was contacted by the police, who believed that the client was violating a traffic offense. During the investigation, law enforcement believed they had evidence indicating that the…
The has been representing individuals and businesses in the marijuana industry before the inception of the regulated marijuana industry in 2010, advising clients of what was permitted under Colorado’s constitutional amendment allowing medical marijuana. The is now representing people in Psychedelic law. This article is not intended to be legal advice. Legal advice only occurs in an attorney/client relationship, generally…
In the state of Colorado, it is still against the law to possess, use, sell, or manufacture certain kinds of drugs and controlled substances. If you have been accused of any of these drug-related crimes, you may be facing a drug felony charge. There are many different degrees of drug felonies in Colorado, and the penalties can differ quite a…
If you are accused of a drug-related crime, you need to understand how drugs are classified in Colorado. Like many states, Colorado has strict laws around the use, manufacturing, and distribution of controlled substances and drugs. It has broken down these drugs into what are called drug schedules, which classifies how severe they are. No matter what classification you find…
In Colorado Springs, as in other American cities, certain illicit substances are associated with the nightlife or party scene. Perhaps chief among them is an illegal drug called Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), commonly known as ecstasy. Typically, Ecstasy refers to MDMA in tablet form, and Molly is what the drug is called in its crystallized form. It is a potent stimulant, as…
Dealing with a drug crime on your record can be challenging. The penalties can be harsh, and the stigma can be tough to shed. A strong defense is crucial to winning your case or lowering your sentence. The more information you can gather about your rights and responsibilities in a drug crime case, the better your chances of success. To…
Domestic violence charges are inherently personal and complex. They represent situations where testimony is extremely subjective and facts are hard to prove. Given this, any objective evidence presented can significantly sway a Colorado domestic violence case. By preserving evidence immediately after an altercation, you can protect your side of the story and clear your name of any damaging charges. In…