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Exclusively Practicing Only Colorado Criminal
Law - Defending Your Future
Colorado Felony Robbery and Aggravated Robbery (18-4-302)
- A person who commits robbery is guilty of aggravated robbery if during the act of robbery or immediate flight therefrom:
- He is armed with a deadly weapon with intent, if resisted, to kill, maim, or wound the person robbed or any other person; or
- He knowingly wounds or strikes the person robbed or any other person with a deadly weapon or by the use of force, threats, or intimidation with a deadly weapon knowingly puts the person robbed or any other person in reasonable fear of death or bodily injury; or
- He has present a confederate, aiding or abetting the perpetration of the robbery, armed with a deadly weapon, with the intent, either on the part of the defendant or confederate, if resistance is offered, to kill, maim, or wound the person robbed or any other person, or by the use of force, threats, or intimidation puts the person robbed or any other person in reasonable fear of death or bodily injury; or
- He possesses any article used or fashioned in a manner to lead any person who is present reasonably to believe it to be a deadly weapon or represents verbally or otherwise that he is then and there so armed.
- Repealed.
- Aggravated robbery is a class 3 felony and is an extraordinary risk crime that is subject to the modified presumptive sentencing range specified in section 18-1.3-401 (10).
- If a defendant is convicted of aggravated robbery pursuant to paragraph (b) of subsection (1) of this section, the court shall sentence the defendant in accordance with the provisions of section 18-1.3-406.
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- Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs (DUI/DUID) / Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI)
- Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol, Drugs, or Both (DUI / DUI-D), and Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI) (42-4-1301)
- DUI and Traffic Cases
- About Colorado Alcohol Treatment Classes
- Alcohol Doses, Measurements, and Blood Alcohol Levels
- Can a Colorado DUI Impact Your Employment?
- Understanding the Impact of Alcohol on the Ability to Drive
- The Top 5 Colorado DUI Errors and Mistakes
- The Crime of Felony Vehicular Eluding 18-9-116.5
- The Involuntary Taking of Blood on Suspicion of DUI, DWAI or Vehicular Assault
- Underage Drinking and Driving in Colorado “Baby DUIs”
- Twenty Questions Answered by a Colorado DUI Defense Lawyer
- Colorado DUI Cases and Insurance Issues
- Colorado DUI Checkpoints
- Understanding The SCRAM Device
- DUI Laws 2011 Getting My Driver’s License Back (Reinstatement) After Revocation due to Excess Blood Alcohol Level
- Colorado Interlock Requirements 2013 – 2014
- Helping Teen Drivers
- Careless Driving
- Traffic Ticket Defense
- Some Things to Remember if you are Stopped
- Vehicular Homicide and Other Serious Criminal Charges Involving Automobiles
- Denver DUI Attorney
- Developing a Case Theory in Colorado DUI Cases
- Important Colorado Traffic Violations and The Points if Convicted
- Interstate Compacts Regarding Drivers Licenses
- Understanding Colorado DUI Alcohol
- Criminal Law
- Arson
- Assault
- Child Abuse
- College-University Disciplinary Actions
- Felony Criminal Impersonation
- Colorado Misdemeanor and Felony Criminal Mischief (18-4-501)
- Criminal Tampering
- Colorado Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct (18-9-106)
- Domestic Violence
- The Setting of Bail Bonds in Colorado Domestic Violence and All Other Colorado Criminal Cases
- Domestic Violence Cases Overview
- Domestic Violence Defense Attorney
- Domestic Violence Laws – A Closer Look
- Understanding the Crime of Stalking
- Permanent Restraining Orders
- Domestic Violence and Gun Rights in Colorado Criminal Cases
- Domestic Violence and the Right to Bear Arms
- Domestic Violence Under the Laws of Colorado
- Major Changes in 2010 to Colorado’s Domestic Violence Laws
- Ten Things to do When Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence or Child Abuse
- Why is Daddy in Jail?
- Colorado Misdemeanor & Felony False Imprisonment (18-3-303)
- White Collar Crimes
- White Collar and Theft, Forgery and Fraud Cases
- Forgery
- Computer Crimes
- Understanding Defending Colorado Mortgage Fraud Cases
- First Degree Aggravated Motor Vehicle Theft
- White Collar Offenses Glossary
- Health Care Fraud
- The Crime of Insurance Fraud in Colorado
- Understanding Colorado’s Extortion
- Understanding the Elements of Colorado Theft Crimes
- Understanding White Collar Economic Crimes Probation
- Criminal Law Insurance Fraud
- Identity Theft Crimes
- U.S. Money Laundering Laws
- White Collar Search Warrants
- Criminal Fraud
- Property Crimes: Theft or Larceny
- White Collar Criminal Defense
- White Collar Crimes: How They are Different
- Unemployment Fraud and Consequent Theft Charges
- Colorado Harassment Misdemeanor Harassment / Stalking (18-9-111)
- Jury Trial or Judge “Bench” Trial – A Critical Decision
- Juvenile Charges and Cases
- When Advocating for Your Child Without a Colorado Criminal Defense Lawyer
- Arrest and Detention Under Senate Bill 94
- Understanding Colorado Juvenile Diversion Programs
- Understanding the Law In Colorado Truancy Cases
- Federal Juvenile Prosecutions
- Juvenile Crimes Defense
- How to Investigate a Juvenile Criminal Case
- Minor in Possession Laws 18-13-122
- Juvenile Rights for Children Accused of a Criminal Offense
- Sealing and Expunging Juvenile Records II
- Juvenile Mental Health Evaluations as They Affect Juvenile Criminal Cases
- Juvenile Sex Crimes Lawyer
- Juveniles Prosecuted as Adults
- Finding the Best Denver Colorado Juvenile Defense Lawyer
- When a Young Person is Charged With a Crime
- Some Questions About Juvenile Law for and About Juveniles
- The Colorado Juvenile Justice System
- Why Should I Retain a Colorado Juvenile Criminal Lawyer?
- Colorado Misdemeanor & Felony Menacing (18-3-206)
- Colorado Petty Minor in Possession of Alcohol (MIP)
- Murder
- Colorado Obstructing a Peace Officer (18-3-104)
- Perjury
- Drug Crimes
- Colorado Drug Crimes Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (18-18-428)
- Colorado Sealing of Criminal Records (24-72-308)
- Colorado Drug Crimes Marijuana and Marijuana Concentrate (18-18-406)
- Colorado Drug Crimes Schedule V (18-18-207)
- Colorado Drug Crimes Unlawful Distribution, Manufacturing, Dispensing, Sale or Possession (18-18-405)
- Colorado Drug Crimes Unlawful Use of a Controlled Substance (18-18-404)
- Colorado Drug Crimes Cultivation of Marijuana (18-18-406)
- Choosing a Colorado Drug Crimes Defense Lawyer
- Changes to Colorado’s Medical Marijuana Laws
- Defending Drug Crime Prosecution – Part 1
- Defending Drug Crime Prosecution – Part 2
- Understanding the Complexity of Sealing Colorado Drug Related Convictions After the New 2011 Law
- Colorado Drug Crimes
- Drug Crimes: 2010 Law Update
- Drug Laws 2010 Changes Medical Marijuana Laws
- Allows the Sealing of Certain Drug Convictions
- Frequently Asked Questions About Drug Crimes
- Colorado Prescription Fraud Cases
- The Laws are Tough
- Drug Tests
- Resources for Colorado and Federal Drug Charges
- Pre-Charge Investigation Representation
- Colorado Misdemeanor Resisting Arrest (18-8-103)
- Sex Crimes
- Sex Crimes Defense
- Sexual Assault
- Sexual Assault on a Child
- Internet Sexual Exploitation of a Child
- Colorado Misdemeanor & Felony Indecent Exposure (18-7-302)
- Colorado Criminal Law Public Indecency (18-7-301)
- 2010 Changes to Colorado’s Indecent Exposure and Public Indecency Laws
- Forensic Analysis of Computer
- Entrapment as a Defense to Internet Luring
- Sex Crimes, the Statute of Limitations and the Effect of DNA Evidence
- Internet Luring Laws
- Date Rape
- Sexual Assault Definitions
- Rape Shield Law
- Sex Offender Evaluations the ABEL Assessment Tool
- Colorado Sex Crimes Statutes of Limitation
- The Phases of Treatment
- Police Investigation Tactics
- Colorado Sex Crimes: Sentencing Laws
- The Impact of out of State Convictions and the Requirement of Sex Offender Registration by Colorado State
- Sex Offender Registration and Federal Law
- Sexual Assault Sentencing Laws
- Common Legal Defenses in Colorado Sex Crimes Cases
- The Duty of Colorado Professionals to Report Suspected Child Abuse
- Defending a Colorado Sex Crime Charge
- Forensic Interviews of Alleged Child Sexual Abuse Victims II
- Forensic Interviews of Alleged Child Victims
- Questions and Answers About Colorado Sex Offender Registration Laws and Regulations
- Age of Consent Laws
- Sexting Charges in Denver and the Front Range of Colorado
- Sexual Assault Cases in Colorado: A Closer Look
- Statutory Rape: Colorado Criminal Defense Law and Tactics
- Teen Age Sexual Contact
- When can I see my Children
- Colorado Misdemeanor & Felony Sexual Exploitation of a Child (18-6-403)
- Trespass
- Theft
- Understanding Plea Bargaining – What are the Lowest Possible Felonies? Class Six (6) Felonies in Colorado – Part 1
- Understanding the Colorado Crime of Escape 18-8-208 and Attempted Escape 18-8-208.1
- Traffic Infractions
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