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In Colorado, the police might pull you over and request that you take part in three field sobriety tests if they suspect you are driving under the influence. Bear in mind that this can happen even if you are sober. Each of these tests measures your reflexes,...
If you are a U.S. citizen in a mixed-status family, you might not realize how a criminal offense could impact your loved ones’ immigration petitions. Many people think their mistakes only affect them. But in reality, even a minor offense can create complications for...
When police discover a weapon on you, it can prompt serious questions even if it was never used or intended for harm. In Colorado, simply possessing a gun or other weapon does not always mean you committed a crime. However, your location, personal history and...
Missing a scheduled appearance for a criminal violation is more serious than many people realize. Courts expect you to appear for every court date, and even missing just one can create immediate problems for you and your defense. However, emergencies, work conflicts,...
If you face a criminal conviction in Colorado, understanding mandatory parole can help you navigate what comes next. Mandatory parole is the period of required supervision you may serve in the community after completing a specified portion of your prison sentence....
Yes, the type of weapon matters under Colorado law. The state ties the severity of a charge directly to what kind of weapon you use or carry. A firearm, a knife or an improvised weapon may all sound similar in conversation, but courts treat each one differently. When...
We are excited to announce that Hernandez & Associates, P.C. has engaged in the Small Business Partner Program with the Denver Broncos through their innovative program designed to support and empower local businesses throughout Colorado. Through our status as...
After a traffic stop, you may receive a citation for driving under the influence of drugs. Court proceedings and administrative actions can begin quickly and each carries specific deadlines. You need clear and accurate information about the charge to make informed...
When you face charges in Colorado the stress can feel crushing. The weight of uncertainty about your freedom, your job and your family can take over your life. A plea deal may look like the fastest way to move forward. The prosecutor might offer to cut down the...
Before considering appealing a case in Colorado, it is helpful to understand the common grounds for appeal. These often include: Legal error or insufficient evidence Juror misconduct Crime lab misconduct Ineffective assistance of counsel Those who believe their case...