Can You Be Arrested for Being a Peeping Tom in Colorado?
Feb 14
2017

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Sex Crimes

Whether the offender is a teenage boy or a fully grown adult, no one likes a Peeping Tom. The term is a silly name for someone who “peeps” into the windows of homes, either by using binoculars from a distance, or by getting up close and personal.

Usually, but not always, the Peeping Tom has criminal or sex-related intentions, so peeping is quick to make people inside the home uncomfortable. For someone who decides to peep, though, there are far [...]

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America’s Toughest Prison is in Florence, Colorado
Feb 8
2017

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Drug Trafficking

The biggest drug kingpin under the FBI’s watch is Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, former leader of the Sinaloa cartel. During his time as kingpin, he likely ran the world’s largest drug smuggling operation. Even though he is equally notorious for his ability to escape from prison, the United States is confident that they’ve now got him for good. Guzman currently faces 17 federal criminal counts, and if convicted, will be sentenced to life in prison.

Why no death penalty? When [...]

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When Are Restraining Orders Issued In Colorado?
Feb 2
2017

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Restraining Orders

If you have ever been in a fight with another person, you know that sometimes you say things you don’t mean. For example, a partner could threaten leaving, taking your kids, taking your property, or even filing a restraining order.

Most of the time, these threats are empty and don’t amount to anything after you’ve both calmed down. But what happens if a partner, roommate, or family member does decide to file a restraining order? When are they issued, and [...]

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How Do Colorado Cybercriminals Get Caught?
Jan 23
2017

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Computer Crimes | Cybercrimes

Computer hacking isn’t just a nerdy hobby or the plot of an ‘80s Matthew Broderick movie anymore – it has serious, ongoing consequences that can be felt both in the United States and abroad.

Even newly sworn-in President Trump has finally given some credit to Russia for the hacking that possibly changed the outcome of the election. President Obama has vowed to take action against cybercriminals involved in the cyberattacks from Russia, but before punishments are doled out, more data [...]

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6 FAQs about Felonies in Colorado
Jan 17
2017

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Felonies

If you or a loved one has been charged with a felony in Colorado, it is normal to feel confused, anxious, or worried about the future. Felonies are the most serious type of crime in our state, but a felony charge does not mean you will be convicted and sent to jail for years.

Your best chance at protecting your rights and your future is to fight your charges with the strongest defense possible. Learn more about felonies below to [...]

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