Boulder Legal Issues Blog

If you have been charged with a crime in Colorado, it is important to understand your rights and what options are available to you. An experienced criminal defense lawyer can help guide you through this process and fight for your rights every step of the way.   What Does it Mean to Press Charges? In...

It is important to remember that a second DUI conviction in Colorado can result in significant penalties, including jail time, fines, and a driver's license suspension. If you have been charged with a second DUI, it is imperative to speak with an experienced DUI attorney who can advise you of your best options and...

In Colorado and all states in the country, there are laws regarding when law enforcement is permitted to search you, your home, your car, and anything else belonging to you. Under the United States and Colorado Constitution, you are entitled to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures. Law enforcement cannot search you or...

When a person is convicted of a crime, a jail sentence is always on the table. The thought of this is incredibly daunting for most people, and it’s unsurprising that people often wonder if there is an alternative to being imprisoned. In some circumstances, you might be eligible for probation instead of a jail...

Although marijuana has been legalized in Colorado, there are still tight regulations and laws. For example, there is a limit on how much marijuana you can possess and what age you must be to possess it. If you were arrested or have any questions about the marijuana laws and penalties, contact us today for...

Knowing and invoking your Miranda rights is one of the most beneficial steps you can take once you’re arrested or are being questioned. Miranda rights give you the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. If you cannot ford an attorney, you will be appointed one. Knowing that you can’t be...

Being arrested can be an incredibly terrifying experience. What many people don’t realize is that it’s a big deal to miss a court date. It can be difficult to continue on with your life – work, family, school – when you have a court date looming. If for some reason you truly can’t make...

The criminal justice system can be very confusing, especially if you aren’t a lawyer or trained to understand it. One of the most important aspects is to understand what your constitutional rights are and what that means. The Colorado constitution outlines the rights of any person accused of committing a crime. Some of the...

Being involved in a criminal case in any capacity can have long-term consequences. Depending on the charge, the arrest can stay on your record even if you are not found guilty of the crime. In Colorado, it may be possible to have your criminal record sealed or expunged to hide it from public view....

A criminal case on your record can have lasting ramifications on your life, including your ability to find a job and housing. In Colorado, a criminal record is created any time someone is arrested or charged with a crime, even if they are found innocent later. One of the best ways to get your...