Colorado DUI Stats Impact Marijuana Legalization in Other States
Oct 31
2016

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Uncategorized

By watching Colorado, many states have seen the benefits of legalizing marijuana for medicinal and recreational use.

California is one of those states. Soon it will be voting on Proposition 64, which would legalize marijuana for recreational uses. But even though the state has legalized medicinal marijuana, it still has some hesitations about recreational use. One of the main concerns facing the California legislature and law enforcement officials is the issue of driving while high.

The solution isn’t something that’s [...]

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“Extreme Domestic Violence” Leads to 1st-Degree Murder Charge
Oct 25
2016

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Domestic Violence

Thousands of women die each year due to domestic violence. Unfortunately, one recent case that happened right here in Colorado is a lesson to law enforcement officers on how important it can be to act on initial instances of violence.

Earlier this month, police found the slain body of Blanca Judith Jurado Salas, a woman living in Glenwood Springs. She was killed by multiple gunshot wounds inside her home. Law enforcement officials are calling this a case of “extreme domestic [...]

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These Clown Sightings Are No Joke: Assault in Colorado Springs
Oct 18
2016

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Assault

Have you ever read or watched a story on the news and thought to yourself, “What is our country coming to?” The numerous stories out there about recent clown sightings have had a lot of people around the nation shaking their heads.

Here’s what’s been happening. For a few months now, people have been reporting creepy clown sightings. And it’s not just the fact that people dressed as clowns are creeping people out. In some stories, the clowns have attempted [...]

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What Charges Can Be Expunged from My Record in Colorado?
Oct 12
2016

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Expungement / Criminal Record Sealing

Having a charge or conviction your record doesn’t go away after you serve your time – or even if you are found innocent. In fact, even if you weren’t charged with a crime, if you were arrested that stays on your record.

This means that employers, landlords, and the public at large will all have access to it, which can make it quite difficult to live a normal life. Luckily, many people have the option of getting their criminal records [...]

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6 Questions to Ask When Looking for a Criminal Defense Attorney
Oct 4
2016

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Criminal Defense

It’s stressful enough to be charged with a crime. The last thing you may want to do is shop around for a criminal defense attorney and talk legal fees. Choosing the right attorney, however, may mean the difference between years in jail and dropped charges.

Keep the following questions in mind while searching for and consulting with different criminal defense attorneys about your situation.

How Long Have You Been Practicing Law?

An attorney’s years of experience and the number of [...]

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