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Is Delta-8 Legal In Colorado?

Delta-8 is a form of THC that has a psychoactive compound that's very similar to delta-9 THC, which is the compound in the cannabis plant that creates a "high." Even though delta-8 and delta-9 are identical, they have slightly different chemical structures that make delta-8 significantly less potent. They do, however, have some of the same effects on the body, some of which include: Rapid heart rate Dry mouth Red eyes[ ... ]

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Can I Fly In The U.S With Marijuana On My Person?

In 2012 state legislation was passed that allowed recreational marijuana usage to be introduced in Colorado, which has led to numerous economic and legal benefits for many in the general public. While within state borders, you are within your rights to use marijuana recreationally, things can get a little murky when boarding planes or if you're considering using mariju[ ... ]

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White-Collar Crimes in Colorado

The term white collar crime originated in 1939 and now the term refers to a wide range of frauds committed by government or corporate professionals. These non-violent crimes are classified by concealment, violation of trust, and deceit and are not associated with physical force or violent acts. Often, these crimes are committed for financial reasons or to obtain power in professional business achievements. These types of corpora[ ... ]

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What Are The 4 Elements Common to Embezzlement?

Embezzlement occurs when an individual steals money or property from their employer. This is a serious accusation to face and can result in surprisingly harsh criminal consequences. In order for prosecutors to convict an individual of this crime, they must prove at all four key elements of embezzlement are present. Element 1: The Property Did Not Belong To The Accused First, basic ownership must be established. The pros[ ... ]

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Legal Defenses for White Collar Crimes

Learning that you’re being charged with a white-collar crime is one of the most stressful and overwhelming experiences a person can go through. If convicted of fraud, embezzlement, or any other typ[ ... ]

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Misconceptions About White-Collar Crimes

According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), white-collar crimes "are characterized by deceit, concealment, or violation of trust." The motivation for these crimes is "to obtain or avoid losing money, property, or services or to secure a personal or business advantage." Because white-collar crimes are often committed behind c[ ... ]

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What are the Different Felony Classes in Colorado?

In the state of Colorado, felonies are separated into different classes — 1 through 6. The more serious the crime, the lower number classification it receives. Lower numerical classes tend to also have stricter punishments, like longer sentences in jail and higher monetary fines. Understanding Felony Classifications in Colorado To better understand what felonies fall in each class, let’s break them down. Class 6 Felony Class[ ... ]

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Can I Vote if I Have a Felony Conviction?

Voting is a basic American right. However, many states have laws in place that infringe on a person’s right to vote due to their criminal history. Fortunately, Colorado has some of the most progressive voting laws in the country with regard to voters with convictions. Understand Your Voting Rights in Colorado Here in Colorado, you’re able to vote if: You have a past criminal conviction, but your sentence has been compl[ ... ]

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Why DUI Arrests Spike During the Holidays

Liquor stores and bars are open year-round, so why do November and December continuously see the highest rates of drunk driving arrests and accidents across the country? Why Are There More DUIs in the Winter Months? More People are Going to Parties and Social Gatherings From Halloween to New Year’s Eve, the winter season is packed with holidays, office parties, family gatherings, and so much more. And traditionally, alcohol is present at[ ... ]

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What are the Penalties for Drug Possession in Colorado?

Colorado drug laws change often, so it can be difficult to know what the consequences for certain drug offenses, like possession, really are. CONTACT US! Drug Possession Laws in Colorado As of March 1, 2020, Colorado declared it is no longer a felony to possess up to four grams of certain narcotics, including methamphetamine, cocaine, ecstasy, and heroin. Addi[ ... ]

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