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, the…
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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 type of white-collar crime, you can face jail time, be…
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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 service…
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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…
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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 vote…
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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 a…
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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…
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In an effort to reform the state’s criminal justice system, Colorado recently passed a number of different laws that address everything from bond hearing wait times to when criminal records can be sealed. Reforming Colorado’s Criminal Justice…
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Because states have the ability to create their own drug laws (within reason), laws regarding legal and illegal drugs are constantly changing at the state and federal level. For example, as of March 1, 2020, it is no longer a Colorado felony to posse…
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Over the past few years, people have taken to social media to detail aspects of their personal lives, posting about everything from what they did over the weekend to what they’re eating for dinner. Unfortunately, sharing so much can sometimes have…
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