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• Attorney Profile
• Understanding The Fight – Mutual Combat – And Colorado Self Defense Law
  • Self Defense Law In Colorado 18-1-704 – Do I Have To Run? – The Duty To Retreat Issue
  • Colorado Self Defense Law – When Innocent Third Parties Are Injured
• Is PTSD A Defense To Violent & Other Crimes Under Colorado Law?
• Colorado Violent Crimes – A Time For Strategy – A Time For Experience
• The Police Cannot Create Their Own Exigent (Emergency) Circumstance To Violate Your Rights In Colorado
• Colorado Criminal Restitution Law – Can A Victim Collect For Future Restitution Unknown At Sentencing?
• Understanding Colorado Law – If You Start A Fight – You May Not Be Allowed To Claim Self Defense
• Colorado Criminal Self Defense Law – Make My Day Law – NOT A Stand Your Ground Law
• Colorado Criminal Law – The Law Of “Fresh Pursuit” – Can The Police Chase You Into Another County Or State?
• Colorado Criminal Law – Will The Judge Accept Our Plea Bargain – Plea Deal?
• When The Colorado DA Fails To Turn Over Material Evidence – Brady Violations And Post Conviction Motions
• Colorado Criminal Law – Using The Bill Of Particulars To Fight Your Criminal Case
• Colorado Criminal Law – Audio Recordings And Text Messages Will Hurt You At Trial
• Colorado Criminal Law – Understanding Mandatory Sentencing For Violent Crimes
• Colorado Felony and Misdemeanor Sentencing Chart
• Colorado Criminal Law – Your Conscience, A Criminal Charge, And The Decision To Retain A Lawyer
• The Colorado Crime of Robbery
  • The Colorado Crime Of Robbery 18-4-301
  • The Colorado Crime of Aggravated Robbery 18-4-302
• The Colorado Burglary Crimes
  • The Colorado Crime of First Degree Burglary 18-4-202
  • The Colorado Crime Of Second Degree Burglary 18-4-203
  • The Colorado Crime of Third Degree Burglary 18-4-204
  • The Colorado Crime Of Possession Of Burglary Tools 18-4-205
• The Colorado Homicide – Murder Felony Crimes
  • The Colorado Crime Of Murder In The First Degree 18-3-102
  • The Colorado Crime Of Murder In The Second Degree 18-3-103
  • The Colorado Crime of Manslaughter 18-3-104
  • The Colorado Crime Of Criminally Negligent Homicide 18-3-105
• The Colorado Kidnapping Crimes
  • The Colorado Crime of First Degree Kidnapping 18-5-301
  • The Colorado Crime Of Second Degree Kidnapping 18-3-302
• The Colorado Crime Of Menacing 18-3-206
• The Colorado Crime of False Imprisonment 18-3-303
• The Colorado Crime Of Vehicular Homicide 18-3-106
• The Colorado Assault Crimes
  • The Colorado Crime Of First Degree Assault – 18-3-202
  • The Colorado Crime Of Second Degree Assault – 18-3-203
  • The Colorado Crime of Third Degree Assault 18-3-204
  • The Colorado Crime Of Vehicular Assault 18-3-205
  • Colorado Assaults On Police Officers – Dangerous Laws 18-3-203 & 18-3-204
  • Can I Obtain A Colorado Police Officer’s Records? – The Law
  • Colorado Felony Crimes And The Death Of the Unborn As Victim
  • Understanding Self Defense And “Mutual Combat” Laws In Colorado
• Case Evaluation
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• Links and Resources
  • The Colorado Rules Of Criminal Procedure

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• Colorado Criminal Restitution Law – Can A Victim Collect For Future Restitution Unknown At Sentencing?
• The Colorado Rules Of Criminal Procedure