Blog Home Recent Posts in the Criminal Defense Category Justice Is Blind: Common Lies Told by Police Nov 5, 2018 The public generally trusts police officers to uphold and fight for what’s right, but did you know that they can lie in order to obtain the truth? In ... Posted By Law Office of Kevin Cahill Continue Reading What Happens: Underage DUI Convictions Oct 11, 2018 One night, one night is all it takes for someone to go from a perfectly clean record to a DUI charge. Regardless of the circumstances surrounding the ... Posted By Law Office of Kevin Cahill Continue Reading Colorado Sets New Hit & Run Accident Laws Starting in 2018 Feb 8, 2018 The state of Colorado has recently passed a number of new laws ranging across a number of legal arenas. One of the most significant of these involves ... Posted By Law Office of Kevin Cahill Continue Reading What Are the Penalties for a DUI in Denver? Nov 27, 2017 The penalties for driving under the influence (DUI) can be very serious, especially under certain circumstances. If you are currently facing DUI ... Posted By Law Office of Kevin Cahill Continue Reading What To Do If Your Loved One is Arrested Oct 17, 2017 You receive a call from jail in the middle of the night telling you your spouse, partner, child, or sibling has been arrested. What do you do next? ... Posted By Law Office of Kevin Cahill Continue Reading Everything You Need to Know about Your Miranda Rights Oct 5, 2015 Most Americans are familiar with the Miranda Warnings—if not by name, at least by the first few lines. They can be found in almost every facet of pop ... Posted By Law Office of Kevin Cahill Continue Reading How to Prepare to Meet with Your Criminal Lawyer Aug 24, 2015 It’s frightening to be charged with a criminal offense, especially for first time offenders. Most people just aren’t used to dealing with the police, ... Posted By Law Office of Kevin Cahill Continue Reading What Makes a Good Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney? Jul 13, 2015 There’s an awful lot at stake when you are choosing a lawyer to handle your case. Criminal cases—whether major or minor— may have severe, ... Posted By Law Office of Kevin Cahill Continue Reading Page of 1