One of the results of the War on Drugs is that most drug crimes carry an incredibly severe mandatory sentence – especially when they are tried at the federal level. Because of this, it is important to understand how a charge could potentially get federal attention instead of being fought in state court.

 

In this post, we’re going to detail the various factors that might lead to drug

 

‘Tis the season for more days off from work, more holiday parties, and more family celebrating.

Unfortunately, it’s also the season for more drinking and driving. The U.S. Department of transportation reports an average of 27 fatalities every day in December due to drunk driving.

Closer to home, nearly 60 arrests for impaired driving occur each day in our state alone, and 500-plus Colorado drivers were arrested during this

 

Many domestic violence allegations are legitimate cries for help, and they should absolutely be taken seriously. However, false claims do unfortunately occur in Colorado from time to time.

 

False claims of domestic violence are a disservice not only to the person accused and to any children from the relationship, but also to the millions of Americans who are genuine victims of domestic violence.

 

Unfortunately, failing to investigate

 

It is a universally held principle that people have the right to defend themselves from physical harm, even when that defensive action would normally constitute a crime such as assault.

 

However, it begs an important question: where is the line between assault and self-defense?

 

Generally speaking, in order for a violent act to be considered self-defense, it needs to meet certain criteria. For example, the person must

 

“Child abuser.”

 

When someone hits you with an accusation or charge for child abuse, this is what everyone sees when they look at you – regardless of what really happened.

 

If you find yourself in this situation, you can feel utterly defeated and trapped. In shock. Confused about what’s going to happen next.

 

It may not feel this way, but much of that is up to