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Generally speaking, sheriff’s offices in the state of Colorado have access to databases that will provide information on state warrants throughout the state of Colorado. However, they do not have access to warrants issued by municipalities or cities. Felony charges are either state charges or federal charges, while misdemeanor and petty offense charges can be Federal, state, or local (municipalities…
Domestic violence charges are severe and can come with life-altering consequences depending on the details of the case. They can range from misdemeanor cases to severe felony cases with mandatory prison, depending on the allegations. Denver, CO, takes these cases very seriously, so you will need to know what your options are. One of the many options you may have…
If you are facing the possibility of a felony conviction, you will need to understand how this process works in Colorado. Part of the felony process is going through bail proceedings after the initial arrest. This can be a very stressful process, which is why you should hire a felony defense attorney to help you navigate the legal complexities. To…
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…
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…
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…
Having an attorney who understands burglaries when you are facing a serious felony is important. There are different levels of burglary, as well as some serious consequences for someone who has been convicted of a previous burglary within the last ten years. This article will outline the differences between the different levels and discuss the possible penalties. First Degree Burglary…
Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the El Paso County Courthouse First Appearance Center has updated the process regarding the Notice to Convert in Person Court Appearances to audio/visual advisements via WebEx. The court clerks in the First Appearance Center will review the docket the night before to vacate appearances for Defendants who are represented by an Attorney. Defendants must…
The consequences of a felony conviction are far greater than time in prison and hefty fines. Hundreds of state, local and federal laws impose additional consequences on felony offenders, which are far more reaching than any criminal sentence. Unfortunately, many felons and even judges and attorneys are unaware of these additional consequences. Some consequences can have an immediate impact while…