“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 many Colorado jurisdictions, Domestic Violence defendants are put through what is called a Fast Track program.
The Fast Track aims for a quicker resolution of the criminal charges against the accused than is typical in a criminal case.
If your case is put on the Fast Track, you will be required to either accept a guilty plea or set the matter for a trial at your first court appearance after being placed under arrest for domestic violence charges. Further, the alleged victim will be issued a subpoena to appear at your first court date, at which you will be in custody, and they will be given a subpoena to appear for your trial.