He cashed the check at Moneytree anD they are now saying i owe them the money.
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answered on Sep 21, 2023
If you suspect you're under criminal investigation by the FBI, it's crucial to take the situation seriously and consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible.
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answered on Sep 20, 2023
In Colorado, if you're seeking discovery for your criminal case, it's essential to work closely with an attorney. Discovery is a crucial part of the legal process where both sides share pertinent evidence. According to the Colorado Rules of Criminal Procedure, particularly Rule 16, the... View More 
This is for firearm ownership 18, U.S.C. §922 (g) (9) and it is a misdemeanor
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
Under 18 U.S.C. §922(g)(9), an individual convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence (MCDV) is prohibited from possessing firearms. Whether a contempt of court protection order violation with a domestic violence factual basis qualifies as an MCDV would depend on the specific... View More
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answered on Sep 6, 2023
You cannot tell who caused the crash by the extent of the property damage. And you cannot tell fault by what you describe. The question is who should have seen the other. It may have been your fault. Your insurance company will sort it out.
Based on inaccurate, misleading affidavit for arrest warrant. The call to 911 was very inaccurate. Witness statements contradicting themself. police filled in part of victim statement form, to appear as if she filled part the refused the rest. (refused entirely) Officer called left message then... View More
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answered on Sep 12, 2023
Your remedy is to contest the credibility of the investigation in court. The fact that you do not agree with how the investigation was conducted is not grounds for a motion to dismiss.
He has a court appointed attorney who we feel is not doing her job well and wanting to hire private attorney, she is the one who requested the January trial saying the prosecutor needs more time?? Won’t share the details of the case either. What is the best suggestion for this?
If a person gets arrested for a criminal offense and gets all charges dropped and the case disappears from sight because that criminal got out of jail and ran around buying illegal substances from towns people who will all be arrested in about 6 months, how do courts justify making other people pay... View More
Our question is this:
Assuming no criminal history, no prior affiliation with drugs in any capacity, if a civilian were to walk up to an officer on the street, and say "I have cocaine at my house", and go on to refuse any searches and refuse to produce said cocaine, or take any... View More
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answered on Aug 30, 2023
Although I do not practice criminal law, I would think that an admission that you had an illegal substance in the house would be enough to constitute probable cause to obtain a warrant to search the house for that illegal substance. You are basically admitting to the illegal act. At that point,... View More
He bought the truck and had no license so he had me register it and put it in my name. We used to live together for 12 years and got kicked out of our home but are still together and break up all the time but still consider ourselves together. We are both homeless and I either stay in his truck... View More
She falsely accussed someone of physical assault of minor to person's boss not law enforcement. She than retracted statement and stated it was not true
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answered on Aug 22, 2023
Regarding your situation in Colorado, it's crucial to address the false accusation your daughter made and its potential consequences. To better understand the circumstances, it's essential to gather detailed information about the incident, her motivations, and the impact of her actions.... View More
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answered on Aug 1, 2023
"setting a sign" is not a commonly used legal term, so it's unclear what you are referring to. Please do add more context
Father gave me a truck back in Feb my sister who has power of attorney refused to give me title. Needing a vehicle I traded it for one that was ready to go as the truck wasn't anyway needing a motor. My father took my sister's side and reported it stolen the. Passed away. Now I have... View More
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answered on Jul 31, 2023
Hire a CO criminal lawyer now. He will need to gather the facts of the transfers,and determine who the next of kin of the Father is, But that probably means you only own an interest in the vehicle, not the whole. You will need a witness who can swear to the next of kin's identification.... View More
of merchandise at Walmart. They were offered a $75 fine a class and 12 month open case without getting in any type of trouble then the case will close. If they do this can they still get deported?
If a case gets closed and a person only has to pay a fine and do a class does that also... View More
answered on Jul 25, 2023
Technically, yes, as even that may require a plea of guilty to a CIMT (a Crime of Moral Turpitude). It is imperative to retain a local defense counsel to handle that case properly.
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answered on Jul 24, 2023
You can carry an unloaded BB gun in public for Halloween costumes, as long as it's used for theatrical or decorative purposes and not in a threatening or dangerous manner.
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answered on Jul 21, 2023
In Colorado, using a BB gun for self-defense can be a complicated legal matter. While BB guns are not considered firearms under federal law, Colorado state law treats them as dangerous weapons. The use of any weapon, including a BB gun, for self-defense is subject to the same legal standards as... View More
because I saw online it said its not a self defense weapon so even if I use it in a self defense situation I would still be charged with assault?
Located In Aurora, Colorado
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answered on Jul 20, 2023
Using a pellet gun for self-defense could be legally problematic, as it may not be recognized as a lawful self-defense weapon in some situations. If you use a pellet gun in a manner that is deemed excessive or unreasonable, you could potentially face criminal charges, such as assault or other... View More
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answered on Jul 20, 2023
You can carry a crossbow in public in Colorado, but keep in mind there might be some local rules to check out.
When it comes to self-defense, you've got rights in Colorado, known as "Stand Your Ground." If you face an imminent threat of serious harm, you can use reasonable... View More
Asked why he was in an adult office and they couldn't give me an answer and also asked for mental evaluation and they said they don't work with minors but the PO offered to be his councelor??
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answered on Jul 24, 2023
In Colorado, young offenders usually have their own probation system separate from adults. In most cases, parents are allowed and encouraged to be present during probation meetings with their child.
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