Criminal Defense

Extra Prison Time Tied To One Factor

One Fact Can Change An Entire Sentencing Range Two people can be convicted of what looks like the same underlying felony and walk away with dramatically different sentences, depending on a single fact: whether a deadly weapon was used, possessed, or threatened during...

Booking Bail And Your First Court Date

The First Few Hours Set The Tone For Everything After An arrest in Colorado Springs starts a process that moves faster than most people expect, and decisions made in the first hours often shape what options remain later. Understanding the sequence ahead of time,...

Why the Line Between Charges Matters

A Classification System That Genuinely Determines Everything Colorado organizes criminal charges into specific classes, and the particular class assigned to an offense genuinely determines everything from potential prison time to whether probation actually remains an...

When Self-Protection Excuses a Charge

What Does Colorado's Self-Defense Law Actually Say? Colorado's self-defense statute, C.R.S. Section 18-1-704, allows a person to use physical force against another person when they reasonably believe that force is necessary to defend themselves, or a third person,...

Why the Line Between Charges Matters

Sep 14, 2026 | Criminal Defense

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Extra Prison Time Tied To One Factor

Booking Bail And Your First Court Date

Why the Line Between Charges Matters

When Self-Protection Excuses a Charge

Why the Line Between Charges Matters

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