White-collar crimes are typically related to finances and are non-violent in nature. Money laundering, extortion, and bank fraud are all examples of white-collar crimes. The penalties and challenges surrounding these types of crimes can be harsh, and persons charged or investigated for financial wrongdoing need experienced counsel they can depend […]
Author: Casey D. Kane
Domestic violence in the state of Colorado is not taken lightly and it is criminally charged as an enhancement to another crime such as assault, stalking, or child abuse. Under Colorado Statute, domestic violence is defined as “an act or threatened act of violence upon a person with whom the actor […]
If you have been charged with a crime, you may be wondering whether it is a felony or a misdemeanor, and what difference it makes in terms of your punishment and your record. There are some significant differences between the two, but keep in mind that the facts or circumstances […]
As computers and other electronic devices become an essential part of our daily lives, the number of crimes committed via computers has been steadily climbing. In response, Colorado and federal legislators are passing new laws designed to give law enforcement agencies and prosecutors greater abilities in responding to these crimes. […]
If you have been charged with a crime, the most important decision you can make is whether or not you should hire a criminal defense attorney. Unfortunately, many defendants make the wrong choice, often for one of the following reasons: It’s “just” a traffic ticket. It’s “just” a misdemeanor. I’m guilty […]