A Breakdown of Theft Charges in Colorado
Mar 28
2016

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Theft Crimes

Compared to a lot of other crimes, theft doesn’t really seem that bad. After all, you’re not physically harming or killing anyone. And in the case of something like stealing and using another person’s credit card, most likely the victim won’t even suffer financially because the credit card company will notice the unusual activity and close the account.

No big deal, right?

But it is a big deal, and if you are charged with theft, you’ll learn just how big [...]

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Common Defenses against Colorado Theft Charges
Jan 4
2016

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Theft Crimes

Have you been charged with theft in the greater Denver area? Theft in Colorado is a very serious crime, one that can result in prison or jail time, probation, fines, restitution, community service, or even house arrest depending on the circumstances surrounding the incident.

In particular, the actual sentence you face will vary based on the value of what was allegedly stolen:

  • Under $50 – results in a petty offense (up to 6 months, plus fines)
  • $50 to $300 –
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Guide to the Many Different Classifications of Theft in Colorado
Sep 14
2015

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Shoplifting | Theft Crimes

Shoplifting. Fuel piracy. Theft by resale of a lift ticket.

These are all activities that may constitute theft crimes under Colorado law. But while theft crimes may take many different forms in Colorado, all theft crimes typically involve knowingly taking or exercising control over someone else’s assets, property, or something else of value without their permission.

Recently, Colorado law enforcement officials have had to deal with an increase in car thefts, worries over water theft by marijuana growers, and even [...]

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