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Colorado Attorney Specializing in Crimes of Violence

Colorado law defines certain offenses as Crimes of Violence. These criminal offenses are considered by the state legislature to be so egregious that they require a person to be incarcerated upon conviction.

Crimes of Violence can prevent a person from being eligible to be released on bail, and they usually require not only that a person be imprisoned upon conviction, but also for a certain period of time. Violent Crimes include any crime against an at-risk adult or at-risk juvenile; murder; first or second degree assault; kidnapping; certain sexual offenses; aggravated robbery, first degree arson, first degree burglary, escape, criminal extortion, or first or second degree unlawful termination of pregnancy.

 

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Any potential criminal case requires a detailed understanding of the facts, the processes, and the law. If you or someone you know has committed a crime or have been accused of a crime of violence by the Federal Government, you will want to consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney.

Rather than guessing about your legal options, contact Jesse Wiens Law to schedule a free and confidential consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

These include offenses involving serious bodily injury, deadly weapons, or threats of severe harm.

Crimes of violence often carry enhanced sentencing and mandatory prison time.

Factors include intent, weapon involvement, injury severity, and criminal history.

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