Exploring Colorado’s Laws on Weapons Possession and Concealed Carry
May 25, 2023
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 [...]
Not Guilty
Arapahoe 1st Degree Assault/Vehicular Assault[...]
Jury Trial - Not Guilty
Denver Domestic Violence Assault Case[...]
Not Guilty
Denver D.V. Assault[...]
Not Guilty
Denver Careless Driving Resulting in Death[...]
Not Guilty
Jefferson County Felony Menacing[...]
Not Guilty
Adams County DUI[...]
Not Guilty
Jefferson County DUI[...]
Not Guilty
Jefferson County DUI[...]
Not Guilty
Jefferson Vehicular Assault/DUI[...]
Not Guilty
Jefferson County DUI[...]
Not Guilty
Boulder County DUI case[...]
Not Guilty
Arapahoe County DUI case[...]
Not Guilty
Adams County DUI case[...]
Not Guilty
Douglas County DUI case[...]
Not Guilty
Gilpin County DUI case[...]
Dismissed
Broomfield County Probation Revocation case[...]
Dismissal
Arapahoe County DUI case[...]
Deferred Judgment
Arapahoe County DUI case[...]
Deferred Judgment
Douglas County DUI case[...]
Deferred Judgment
Larimer County DUI case[...]
Deferred Judgment
Arapahoe County DUI Case[...]
Deferred Judgment
Denver Felony Burglary Case[...]
Deferred Judgment
Arapahoe County DUI case[...]
Dismissed
Arapahoe County Protection Order Case[...]
Dismissed
Golden Destruction of Property case[...]
Dismissed
Jefferson County Protection Order case[...]
Dismissed
Jefferson County Domestic Violence case[...]
Dismissed and Sealed
Jefferson County DUI case[...]
Dismissed
Denver Major Traffic Offense case[...]
Dismissed and Sealed
Broomfield County Domestic Violence case[...]
Dismissed
Summit County DUI Revocation[...]
Dismissed
Denver DUI Revocation[...]
Dismissed
Denver DUI Revocation[...]
Dismissed
Denver DUI +.2 Involving Accident and Injury case[...]
Dismissed
Denver DUI/Habitual Traffic Offender case[...]
DISMISSAL
Denver District Aggravated Theft[...]
Dismissed
Greenwood Village Assault case[...]
Dismissal
Elbert County DUI[...]
Dismissed
Arapahoe County Domestic Violence case[...]
Dismissal
Jefferson County DUI[...]
Dismissal
Denver Municipal Assault[...]
Dismissed
Boulder County Domestic Violence Assault case[...]
Dismissed
Wheat Ridge Assault case[...]
Dismissed
Jefferson County DUI case, with 2+ Prior Convictions[...]
Dismissed
Arapahoe County Domestic Violence case[...]
Dismissed
Broomfield County Domestic Violence case[...]
Dismissed
Arapahoe County Felony Theft case[...]
Dismissed with No Charges Filed
Jefferson County Felony Theft case[...]
Dismissed
Boulder County Felony Theft case[...]
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