Prepared For An Accident
This article shares some great advice from Phoenix car accident [...]
Teacher to be Tried on Sex Abuse Charges This Month
A former high school English teacher and wrestling coach is [...]
FBI Probes Whether CO Fires Involved Arson
The fires that erupted in Colorado Springs have sparked speculation [...]
Allegations Of Crimes Against Elderly In Castle Rock Require Strong Defense
More and more law enforcement agencies are focusing on pursuing [...]
Castle Rock Theft Charges Stem From Foreclosure Case
It may be difficult to understand how you could be [...]
Burglary Suspects Sought
Our Castle Rock burglary defense attorneys have been following the news reported by The Castle Rock News Press, indicating that two individuals may be responsible for as many as 30 burglaries since late 2011.
Juvenile Defense Lawyers: Gov. Signs Adult-File Restrictions Law
According to The Denver Post, House Bill 12-1271 is going to significantly decrease the number of juveniles who are facing adult charges in Colorado.
Criminal Defense: Police To Be Better-Equipped
The Castle Rock Police Department, in using a $200,00 grant, have amassed a wide array of new technology and equipment. That equipment includes: brand new Tasers for street officers, mountain bikes, new uniforms and patches, exercise equipment, in-car camera systems and reality-based training tools.
Doll used in Denver Domestic Violence
Our Denver domestic violence defense attorneys understand that a police officer, accused of beating his girlfriend, alleges she actually attacked him. That in and of itself wouldn't be noteworthy, except that the weapon she reportedly used to carry out the attack was a Justin Bieber pop star doll.
Felonies Faced by Juveniles Mulled by Lawmakers
What lawmakers want to do is not even extreme - it would simply require a heightened level of oversight. As it stands now, a prosecutor has the authority to decide whether a juvenile will be tried as an adult. They can rubber stamp the case without any review from a judge. This bill would change that. It would require a judge to sign off on whether the teen would be tried in juvenile or adult court.
