Defending Against Domestic Violence Charges in CO
December 20, 2024
Colorado’s stance on drug offenses has shifted over the years, with reforms aimed at prioritizing treatment over punishment for low-level possession charges. However, drug-related crimes still carry severe penalties, particularly for offenses involving intent to distribute or trafficking.
But, many potential defenses may be available, depending on the circumstances of your case. Was the search of your property lawful? Did the police mishandle evidence? Were you aware of the drugs found in your possession? These are just a few of [...]
In Colorado, marijuana possession laws can be complex and nuanced. While the state has legalized both medical and recreational use of cannabis, there are still specific regulations and restrictions in place. Whether you’re enjoying cannabis recreationally or using it for medical reasons, it’s important to stay within the limits of the law. And if you find yourself on the wrong side of these laws, having an attorney like Jacob E. Martinez on your side can make all the difference.
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Possession with the intent to distribute is a serious drug charge in Colorado, even with the state’s progress toward drug legalization and decriminalization.
It’s important for every citizen to understand not only what charges of possession with intent to distribute mean but also what steps to take when you’re arrested for this crime. Read on to find out all about this drug crime in Colorado and what you should do if you’re arrested.
What Is Possession with Intent to Distribute[...]Being convicted in certain circumstances of drug possession in Colorado can result in serious penalties. However, Colorado is one state that has looked to change its approach to drug crimes over the last few years.
The state has made marijuana legal and has decriminalized the possession of certain quantities of narcotics. So, if you find yourself in court facing a drug charge, things may not look as bleak as they once may have been. In fact, the state has been [...]
Marijuana has been legal in Colorado for over seven years, and the 2020 election shows that states are still following suit. That doesn’t mean that Coloradoans face no rules when it comes to handling the substance, though.
If you are involved in any sort of out-of-state marijuana distribution, you are likely to face more than one charge. Some of these charges will be drug charges, while others may involve money, weapons, or elements that appear to be completely unrelated to [...]
Being accused of domestic violence can turn your world upside down. One moment, you’re living your life, and the next, you’re facing a legal system that feels stacked against you. These charges don’t just threaten your freedom—they can strain relationships, affect your career, and leave a permanent mark on your reputation. But one thing is clear: your side of the story matters, and you deserve a defense that protects your rights and future.
At the Law Office of Jacob Martinez, [...]
Facing a weapons charge in Denver can feel like the odds are stacked against you. Colorado’s strict weapons laws mean even a minor infraction can result in severe consequences, from hefty fines to jail time. But being accused doesn’t mean you’re guilty. At the Law Office of Jacob Martinez, we know that every case has two sides, and we’re here to ensure your voice is heard. If you’re dealing with weapons charges, don’t wait—contact our weapons crime attorney today to [...]
The recent changes to the law regarding psilocybin – or magic – mushrooms has left many people confused about their legal status. In 2022, Colorado legalized psilocybin, but doesn’t mean you can use, possess, or distribute them without restrictions.
For example, selling magic mushrooms without proper licensing, using them in public, or possessing large quantities can lead to serious legal consequences. At the Law Office of Jacob Martinez, we’re here to clarify the laws and protect your rights if you’re [...]