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Her in-depth understanding of
Colorado criminal law, combined
with her sophisticated defense
strategies, allow Ms. Diego to be
a powerful ally to you.
Kimberly Diego’s legal prowess
and winning record have earned
her numerous accolades from
well-respected legal organizations
and clients alike.
Being charged with a crime can
make you feel powerless. That’s
why Kimberley Diego makes sure to
listen to your story and learn your
goals. She works for you -
not the other way around.
As an award-winning criminal defense lawyer with more than a decade of professional legal experience, Kimberly Diego is deeply committed to the belief that criminal justice is an indispensable part of a democratic society and everyone is entitled to a rigorous defense.
Over the years, Ms. Diego has defended countless clients across Colorado, obtaining favorable results in even the most challenging of cases. Her legal prowess has earned her numerous accolades from well-respected organizations such as The National Trial Lawyers, America’s Top 100 Attorneys, The American Society of Legal Advocates, and many others.
When you work with The Law Office of Kimberly Diego, you will get one of Colorado’s finest criminal attorneys fighting to protect your rights. Her in-depth understanding of Colorado criminal law, combined with her sophisticated defense strategies, allow Ms. Diego to be a powerful ally to you during what is likely one of the most trying times of your life.
At your initial consultation and throughout your case, Ms. Diego will take the time to listen to your unique circumstances and concerns. Pulling from her extensive resources, she will work to create an aggressive defense to help you achieve a favorable outcome to your case, and will remain by your side through every stage of the criminal justice process, from initial bail hearings to the final resolution.
When it comes to protecting your freedom, finances, and good name, you need someone who knows what it takes to get the most favorable outcome in a Colorado criminal case. If you decide to work with Kimberly Diego, she will stand up for your rights and do everything in her power to help you achieve the best possible result.
Being charged with a criminal offense is likely to be one of the most frightening experiences you ever go through. Little in life compares to getting arrested and being held at your local Colorado police station while waiting for interrogation or for official criminal charges to be brought against you.
Worse, with violent crimes on the rise in Denver, Colorado criminal courts are taking a hard stance on criminal offenses of all kinds. As law enforcement officials endeavor to take on our city’s high crime rates, they are handing out stiff penalties. A criminal conviction in Colorado carries the possibility of jail or prison time, heavy fines, lengthy probation, and a lifetime of stigma.
Whether you are under investigation or have already been arrested and/or formally charged, there are critical moves you must make in order to ensure your rights, freedom, and reputation are protected. In such a situation, you should take advantage of your right to remain silent until you secure legal representation from a knowledgeable Denver criminal defense attorney.
Do not try to convince the officer of your innocence or make a statement in the hopes that you will be allowed to leave. Everything you say to an officer can be monitored and recorded, and confessing to anything can come back to incriminate you in a trial. Damaging confessions or inconsistent statements often become tools that a prosecutor can use to build their case.
Rather than making statements that could potentially be twisted against you, explain that you will not provide any information until you have spoken to a lawyer. Refusing to make a statement and asserting your right to have an attorney present is one of the best ways to protect your rights.
With Ms. Diego on your side, you will not have to face this challenge alone. She can counsel you on your rights and prevent you from landing in deeper trouble by advising you on what to say and how to act. Moreover, she will make sure that your rights are not violated and that law enforcement officials follow all of the proper protocols and procedures.
Do not delay in reaching out to The Law Office of Kimberly Diego. The initial few days are critical in every case, and the earlier you start working with us, the sooner Ms. Diego can begin building the strongest possible case for you.
Ms. Diego brings a combination of experience, dedication, and compassion to every case she handles. In her years of practicing criminal defense, she has built a reputation for strategic defense against a comprehensive range of criminal case types, including:
Kimberly Diego’s resources and extensive knowledge of the Colorado legal system have allowed her to get the best possible results for her clients, often having charges dropped altogether.
Kimberly Diego’s reputation as one of the best criminal lawyers in Denver continues to grow thanks to her successes in court and the recommendations she receives from former clients who have benefited from her expertise.
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to many changes in the everyday lives of people all over the world, but it’s also inspired some people to break the law…in very odd ways.
People have reported being stopped by police officers in two Colorado cities to check if they were obeying stay-at-home orders. The police impersonators went as far as to ask for the driver’s license, proof of insurance, and car registration.
An outbreak of coronavirus in a Colorado prison facility has led to one of the largest isolated total positive cases in the state. According to CPR news, Sterling Correctional Facility is now testing all inmates after 138 people came back positive – and more are still awaiting results.
Coronavirus has changed the everyday lives of people in so many ways, and especially those inside the criminal justice system. In response
When people think of embezzlement, they often associate it with schemes that steal millions of dollars, but those aren’t the only the high-profile embezzlement cases that make the news. In January 2020, the Colorado Sun reported the sentencing of an embezzlement case where the defendant was sentenced to six years in prison for pleading guilty for theft between $100,000 and $1 million.
In the grand scheme of things that may
