The MBS team is honored to announce our receipt of a 2024 Denver Award in the Legal Services category. Read on to learn more about the selection process and the Denver Award Program.
Colorado’s sex offender registry aims to strike a balance between public safety and individual rights. In this blog post, we provide comprehensive insights into Colorado sex offender laws, who is required to register, and the legal dos and don’ts for individuals who are classified as sex offenders.
Bonds act as a financial agreement between an individual and the state to secure release while awaiting trial. One such option available in the state of Colorado is a Personal Recognizance bond, also called a PR bond which allows defendants to obtain release without paying anything. Are you eligible for a PR bond?
Like most U.S. states, Colorado takes unlawful drug possession charges very seriously. In this post, we provide in-depth information on drug crimes in Colorado, the penalties associated with drug possession, common/effective defense strategies, and resources for those seeking help with substance-use related issues.
When it comes to your personal safety and self-defense in the state of Colorado, it is crucial to understand the legal frameworks that can apply. While there is no explicit stand your ground statute in this state, the Colorado supreme court has ruled that you do not have a duty to retreat when defending yourself or others.
The Romeo and Juliet law aims to address situations where consensual sex occurs between adolescents who are close in age. In this blog post, we will explore Colorado’s statutory rape laws, explain the Romeo and Juliet exception, and delve into the legal considerations for relationships with varying age differences.
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