Colorado Criminal Defense Blog
What is Aggravated Assault?
Under Colorado law, an aggravated assault is when a person is injured because they are attacked by another person.Who Has the Burden of Proof in Criminal Cases?
In a criminal trial, the burden of proof always falls on the government—prosecution—who must prove criminal charges against a defendant. In the United States, a defendant is always presumed innocent under any and all circumstances until found guilty under the Constitution’s 5th and 14th Amendment protections of due process.
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Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney Explains the Burden of Proof
For an individual to be found guilty in a criminal court, the prosecution must show beyond a reasonable doubt to a jury [..]
Do I Need A Criminal Lawyer in Colorado?
We’re often asked, “Do I need a criminal lawyer in Colorado?” The answer is a resounding YES.
If you’ve been charged with any crime or suspect you’ll be arrested, it’s not too soon to retain a criminal defense attorney. While you think you can handle your case alone, the repercussions of not retaining a savvy, experienced criminal defense attorney could make the difference between prison or freedom, a criminal record or not.
Consequences for Criminal Convictions in Colorado
Worst of all, a criminal conviction can take your [..]
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