Drinking This Halloween? Beware Colorado Disorderly Conduct Charges
Oct 15
2018

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Disorderly Conduct

Halloween has become a highly popular drinking holiday in Colorado and across the US. Couple this with a holiday that is already supposed to be about engaging in “devilish” behavior and you may be at a higher risk of getting charged for disorderly conduct this Halloween.

In this post, we’re going to detail how disorderly conduct charges can be filed against you, and what you can do to fight back against your charges.

First, though, a bit more on Halloween [...]

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Colorado Field Sobriety Tests: Why You Should Never Take Them
Oct 12
2018

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: DUI | Field Sobriety Tests

Wondering if you should take a field sobriety test if you get pulled over? In this post, we’ll explain what the tests are like and why you should not take them. Ever.

Then we’re cover what you can do to fight back if you are charged with a DUI.

Field Sobriety Tests in Colorado

If an officer suspects you’ve had too much to drink, he or she will pull you over and ask you for your driver’s license and registration. [...]

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Statutory Rape in Colorado: How the Law Works
Oct 9
2018

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Rape | Sex Crimes | Statutory Rape

Statutory rape laws are based on the premise that minor children are incapable of informed consent to sex acts. The inability of minors to form consent is written in the statutes – hence the term “statutory rape.”

In statutory rape, the prosecution need not prove that an assault took place, or that the sex act(s) were committed forcibly. Even a romantic relationship with someone under the age of consent is considered statutory rape if sexual activity takes place.

Statutory rape [...]

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It Takes a Village: What Coloradans Can Do to Reduce Juvenile Crime
Sep 25
2018

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Juvenile Crimes

Juvenile crimes are a serious problem in society not only for the present, but also in terms of how they may impact our nation’s future. Juvenile delinquency can be considered a systemic problem – parents, schools, society, culture, and government agencies all have some contribution to juvenile crime.

A number of factors make adolescents more likely to engage in criminal activity. However, studies have shown that support from the community can keep teens from turning to criminality, and can help [...]

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It’s Election Time: How to Avoid Colorado Voter Fraud Charges
Sep 19
2018

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Fraud | Voter Fraud

Accusations and fears of voter fraud always heat up around elections. In this post, we’ll tell you what actions specifically constitute voter fraud and how to avoid getting charged.

Does Voter Fraud Really Happen in Colorado?

Yes… technically. Just not very often. In fact, despite the claims of some to the contrary, it’s pretty rare everywhere in our country.

Even the Trump commission on voting integrity had to put out a report saying they did not find widespread evidence of [...]

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