Barking Up the Wrong Tree: False Animal Abuse Allegations in CO
December 9, 2023
No one wants to get pulled over by the police when driving, but several things can turn a routine traffic stop into a serious incident – including driving while intoxicated.
However, if the police observe you driving under the influence in Colorado and you have a firearm in the car, things can get much more complicated.
If you’re a firearm owner, it’s vital to understand what the law says about keeping a firearm in your vehicle. There are possible consequences [...]
Does it surprise you to learn that thousands of guns go missing in the state of Colorado every year? It’s true.
If you own a gun and lose it, you’re not required to report it to the police – at least not yet.
A woman who lost her daughter to a gunshot wound from a stolen gun is advocating for a new law. It would require gun owners to report lost or stolen firearms to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. [...]
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in panic for a lot of people. That manifests itself through the stockpiling of certain items. For some people, it’s food or household products; for others, it’s guns and ammunition.
Reports out of Colorado Springs have detailed the increased sales of firearms throughout the state. Some gun retailers say their sales are four times greater now than they were one year ago. This has resulted in a shortage of ammunition as well.
Of course, every [...]
In the modern era, gun control has become a very divisive issue. Local gun ordinance laws can clash with state laws, as has been the case in Colorado recently.
For example, in Boulder in 2018, the city council passed an ordinance that banned the possession and sale of high-capacity magazines and assault-style weapons within the city limits.
After passing this ordinance, the city’s citizen groups sued and now the Colorado Supreme Court is going to weigh in on whether or [...]
You have the right to protest and in Colorado, you also have the right to bear arms. But what happens when those two rights collide? Can you bring a firearm to a protest?
Recent protests in Denver saw the confiscation of assault rifles from activists. While open carry is not legal in Denver, some protesters had weapons seized from their car after reports were made to police of suspicions the trunk contained military-style weapons.
The Colorado Times Recorder reported that [...]
In the realm of criminal accusations, few charges evoke as strong an emotional response as allegations of animal abuse. Colorado, like many states, takes a firm stance against animal cruelty, reflecting a commitment to the welfare of our four-legged companions.
However, the unfortunate reality is that false accusations of animal abuse can and do occur. In this blog post, we will explore the challenges individuals face when wrongly accused of animal cruelty in Colorado, shed light on legal recourse, and [...]
Whistleblowers are crucial in ensuring transparency and accountability within government and corporate entities. Recognizing the significance of whistleblowing, Colorado has implemented robust legal protections to safeguard those who come forward to report government wrongdoing.
In this blog post, we will explore the whistleblower protection laws in Colorado, outlining the rights afforded to whistleblowers and the importance of seeking legal counsel when navigating potential legal issues.
Whistleblower Protection Laws in ColoradoColorado’s whistleblower protection laws are designed to encourage individuals to [...]
In the vibrant city of Denver, opportunities for a fresh start abound, and one crucial aspect that plays a pivotal role in rebuilding lives is the sealing of criminal records. For individuals who have faced legal challenges in the past, the impact of a sealed record goes beyond just legal benefits. It opens doors to a renewed chance at securing stable housing, making the connection between a clean slate and housing opportunities in Denver a matter of utmost importance.
Understanding[...]