“You have the right to remain silent.” We’ve all heard it in movies and TV shows, but what does it really mean when those words are directed at you? Miranda Rights aren’t just a script for dramatic police scenes—they’re a cornerstone of your constitutional protections. Unfortunately, law enforcement doesn’t always get it right. If you’re in custody and your Miranda Rights aren’t read, any statements you make could violate your
In Colorado domestic violence cases, restraining orders can greatly impact the lives of both the victim and the person accused of perpetrating the crime in question.
Protective orders, which may also be called restraining orders, can force the accused to leave their home, have no contact with their children, and keep them from coming within a certain distance of the victim. This can complicate things on many levels, especially since