Getting arrested for DUI does not mean you will be convicted. Police misconduct, defective breathalyzers and crime lab mistakes may be enough to get your charges lessened or dismissed. Visit our page on Colorado DUI Laws to learn more.
Colorado DUI
Getting arrested for DUI does not mean you will be convicted. Police misconduct, defective breathalyzers and crime lab mistakes may be enough to get your charges lessened or dismissed. Visit our page on Colorado DUI Laws to learn more.
Colorado In-Depth
It is normal to be frightened and overwhelmed following an arrest. Therefore our lawyers are devoted to demystifying major topics in Colorado criminal defense law.
24/7 Help:
(303) 222-0330
Please note: Our firm only handles criminal and DUI cases, and only in California. We do not handle any of the following cases:
And we do not handle any cases outside of California.
Call Us NowDenver Colorado Criminal Defense Lawyers » Criminal Laws A-Z » Tampering Laws
It is a crime in Colorado to:
Examples of tampering include (but are not limited to):
If you intentionally cause interruption or impairment of a service rendered to the public by a utility or by an institution providing health or safety protection, it is first-degree criminal tampering. Tampering is typically a Colorado class 2 misdemeanor that can be punished by up to 120 days in jail and/or up to $750 in fines.
The best defense to a Colorado tampering charge depends on the facts of your case. However, common defenses include (but are not limited to):
If you have been accused of violating Colorado’s tampering laws, we invite you to contact our Colorado criminal defense lawyers for a free consultation.
Our caring Colorado tampering lawyers understand that accidents happen and innocent people often get accused of committing a crime. We’ll work hard to make sure we understand your side of the story and present it in the best light to the prosecutor and – if necessary – the jury.
For a prompt response from one of our experienced Colorado defense attorneys, simply fill out the confidential form on this page. Or call us at our Denver home office:
Colorado Legal Defense Group
4047 Tejon Street
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 222-0330
California no longer applies the doctrine of contributory negligence. The California Supreme Court adopted the rules of comparative negligence in 1975 after finding that contributory negligence was too harsh on accident victims. Contributory negligence had meant that victims would recover nothing if they contributed to their injuries in any way. While this deterred personal injury ...
The minimum age to open carry a handgun in Colorado is 18. The minimum age is raised to 21 for carrying a concealed weapon. Open carry minimum age There is no minimum age for carrying rifles and shotguns. But Colorado prohibits people under 18 from open carrying a handgun. There are exceptions where minors under ...
Defendants in a Denver criminal case may obtain discovery (the evidence in their case) in person from the Denver District Attorney’s Office located at: Webb Municipal Office Building 201 W. Colfax Ave., 8th floor Denver, Colorado 80202 What is “discovery” in a criminal case? Discovery is the legal term for evidence that prosecutors compile when ...
If you have a Colorado driver’s license, you can check your DMV points by ordering a copy of your driving record for $9 (or $10 for a certified search). This request can be done: online, in-person, or through the mail. 1. Request Colorado driving record online Visit the DMV website to request a driving history ...