Defending Against Domestic Violence Charges in CO
December 20, 2024
There are all kinds of theft crimes. Shoplifting. Package theft. Identity theft. Stealing motor vehicles.
Some kinds of theft many people don’t really even think of as a crime – like using your friend’s Netflix account. What may surprise you more, though, is that the more common theft crimes don’t involve people walking into stores to take items they didn’t pay for. Instead, it’s employees who steal from their employers.
It can be tempting to take something from the workplace [...]
In the United States, control of the property you own is seen as a fundamental right. Colorado adheres to that principle, which is why the state takes theft very seriously.
It’s been reported recently that, in the first quarter of 2021, vehicle theft in Denver increased by 114 percent compared to the same time period in the previous year. This has resulted in police keeping a sharper eye out for auto theft than ever before – since the economic impact [...]
When your friend shares their Netflix account with you, your first thought probably isn’t that what you’re doing is illegal. After all, it’s just the sharing of a password on a streaming service, how bad could it be?
It turns out that sharing streaming service account information with friends and family isn’t unusual, but it is technically legal.
According to internal streaming service polls, 12 percent of people who use the streaming service aren’t paying for it and it’s costing [...]
Taking a couple of towels or a pillow from a hotel room may not seem to be a big deal. While it’s true that hotels build losses due to theft into their annual budgets, it’s still a crime to take something from one that doesn’t belong to you.
In Colorado, the penalties you may face from theft are based on the value of the property taken. Here’s what you need to know about theft in Colorado that may give you [...]
Around the country, there have been many unintended side effects as a result of the COVID-19 virus. Law enforcement has been reporting everything from increased domestic violence to rising suicide numbers.
One other effect the virus seems to be having is that some people have become emboldened in carrying out criminal activities. One example was a case in Connecticut that involved a couple using masks and gloves to carry out criminal acts, including retail theft.
The numbers of these crimes [...]
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 [...]