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CAN YOU BE CONVICTED FROM A CONFESSION TO THE POLICE?

LAWMAKERS PROVIDE CLARIFICATION ON INDECENT EXPOSURE

The Colorado Supreme Court issued an interesting decision in People v. LaRosa on January 14, 2013. This case overturns a 100 year old precedent in Colorado criminal law and could impact the way many crimes are investigated and prosecuted. So what is the issue in this case? The case involves the “corpus delicti rule” which […]

MARIJUANA AND COLORADO EMPLOYMENT LAW

Marijuana and Employment Marijuana has become a popular blog topic for us at Hebets & McCallin, mostly because the passage of Amendment 64 has caused a multitude of legal issues surrounding marijuana to sprout up like a, well, weed. Today’s Denver Post reported an article about a marijuana case currently pending in the Colorado Court of Appeals. […]

CAN A CONVICTED FELON POSSESS A KNIFE IN COLORADO?

CAN A CONVICTED FELON POSSESS A KNIFE IN COLORADO

Many people who have had trouble with the law do not wish to have repeat encounters with the criminal justice system. A convicted felon has many restrictions placed on their activities, and one of the more important and complex restrictions involves what types of weapons a convicted felon can and cannot possess in the state […]

COLORADO ATTORNEY GENERAL & DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES

COLORADO ATTORNEY GENERAL & DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES

Many defendants or victims in domestic violence cases often have questions about the legal process once a case has begun. One common question is if the Attorney General has any role in domestic violence cases. In Colorado the Attorney General’s office is not involved in domestic violence cases. Each county is part of a judicial […]