Defending Against Domestic Violence Charges in CO
December 20, 2024
The world is an increasingly crowded and connected place. That may be why the right to privacy is seen as something so precious, especially over the last several decades.
In Colorado, you can be criminally charged with invasion of privacy, which is a concept that someone’s private life has been intruded on by another without their consent.
It’s not a standalone crime but one that has several distinct causes of action that can land you with a felony charge in [...]
A child is special. When you have children of your own, it’s natural to want to share them with the world when they’re at their cutest.
It’s not uncommon to find parents with photos of their babies in the bathtub with absolutely no nefarious purpose behind it – but does the law see it that way?
With the popularity of social media, there’s talk online that those precious photos may get you into legal trouble.
If those pictures fall into [...]
Mental health professionals spend hours interviewing alleged and convicted sex offenders in order to understand what makes them tick. In a rehabilitation capacity, they also work to help offenders understand themselves.
Sometimes the measurement tools these trained professionals have in their toolbox help them understand the things a sex offender may not want to — or even know how to — share.
It’s thanks to the hard work of mental health professionals and law enforcement professionals such as those at [...]
Arguing for the legalization of prostitution would not seem to be a viable platform for a politician, and it’s hard to imagine such a thing happening within our lifetimes. However, more and more, it appears to be becoming a question of serious public and social debate.
Most recently, Amnesty International caught a lot of attention in late July when the human rights group released a draft proposal calling for the decriminalization of all “aspects of consensual sex work.” The Internet [...]
When Colorado authorities uncovered a relationship between a 34-year-old man and a 14-year-old girl, they charged him with child molestation.
Even though the relationship was reportedly consensual, it has been considered a felony offense. This is because in Colorado to have sex with a victim who is less than 15 years of age if you are more than four years older than them.
There is one exception to this rule — state law includes a spousal exemption from sexual assault [...]
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 [...]