What Role Does Your Social Media Play in Your CO Domestic Violence Case?
September 19, 2023
Right now, it’s hard to miss that it’s election season. Political signs are everywhere and in such a highly polarized political climate, the urge to do something to your neighbor’s political sign can feel overwhelming.
Take a deep breath!
While it’s not against the law to disagree with someone’s political views, it is against the law to tamper with someone else’s property. So if you mess with your Colorado neighbor’s political signs there could be legal ramifications.
In fact, getting [...]
Property crimes consist of a broad range of offenses that involve the theft, destruction, or damage to property. Property crimes range in severity from low-level misdemeanors to quite serious felonies that can be punishable by decades behind bars.
Crimes against property are charged based on the property damaged or stolen, and with the exception of robbery, do not typically involve a show or threat of force against someone. However, property crimes can quickly turn violent, even if the defendant’s original [...]
See if this sounds familiar: “If cops don’t have to worry about arresting people for marijuana, they can pay attention to crimes that actually matter.”
Most of us have heard numerous variations of this argument over the years, but until 2012, it was just theoretical. Then Colorado and Washington legalized recreational marijuana, and researchers and statisticians started chomping at the bit.
Well, a few weeks ago a study was published in Police Quarterly that seems to possibly validate those types [...]
Property crimes are taken very seriously in Colorado, as they often have devastating consequences for the victim(s) and/or property owner.
Fortunately, Denver has recently enjoyed a decrease in property crimes. As of this writing, the city has averaged 1917 property crimes per month in 2018, a substantial decrease from last year’s average of 2131 property crimes per month.
Local law enforcement often pays special attention to crimes that are widespread or on the rise, which might lead you to believe [...]
Property crimes involve the theft, destruction or unlawful entrance into the property of another. In Colorado, there are many criminal offenses that fall under this category. Some of the most commonly charged property crimes include arson, burglary, and robbery.
If you are currently facing a property crime charge, it is important to consult with an experienced Colorado defense attorney as soon as possible to make sure that your rights are protected, and to start building the best possible defense.
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In today’s digital age, social media platforms have become an integral part of our lives. From connecting with friends and family to sharing personal experiences, social media has transformed how we communicate. However, the ubiquity of these platforms has also raised questions about their role in legal matters, including domestic violence cases. Social media can have a significant impact on the outcome of such cases. In this blog, we will explore the role that social media plays in domestic violence [...]
Understanding Colorado’s Sex Offender Registry
Facing accusations of fraud and embezzlement can be a daunting experience, bringing forth legal complexities and potential consequences that can significantly impact your life. In the state of Colorado, these white-collar crimes are treated seriously and can result in severe penalties. If you find yourself accused of fraud or embezzlement, it’s crucial to understand your rights, the legal process, and the potential outcomes. This article aims to shed light on what you need to know [...]
The rapid advancement of technology has brought numerous benefits to society, but it has also introduced new challenges, particularly in cybersecurity. In recent years, there has been a rise in juvenile cybercrimes, raising concerns about the legal, social, and educational approaches needed to address these issues effectively.
Understanding Juvenile CybercrimesJuvenile cyber crimes include hacking, online harassment, cyberbullying, identity theft, and spreading malicious software. The age group of these offenders often falls between 12 and 17 years old. It’s essential [...]