For sex offenders considered low-risk and non-violent in Colorado, the Sex Offender Intensive Supervision Program also referred to as SOISP, may be an option.

This intensive probation program is for sex offenders not yet condemned to prison. The obligations and restrictions put in place by the program are pretty severe. Any violations of the program will remand the probationer to prison, where they will serve out the rest of their

In Colorado, domestic violence crimes are in a league of their own. This crime is more common than most people want to acknowledge, which is why the state’s legal system has mechanisms meant to protect victims.

The issue is that those exact mechanisms that help protect some people can cause consequences for someone accused of a crime related to domestic violence. That’s why it’s vital to understand how that can

The holidays are a time of the year that many people look forward to, but they can also be very stressful. If that stress goes unchecked, it can cause you to do things you may not normally do – and get charged with assault.

Crowded shopping malls, traffic, holiday parties, and gift exchanges are all scenarios that can lead to stress. If you reach a point where you simply cannot

The holidays are right around the corner, and while that may mean celebrations and cookie baking for many, it also means increased theft in Colorado.

Each December, the crime of theft increases more than any other month of the year. That’s no surprise due to the financial hardship that many experience this time of the year which seems to be one of the biggest reasons for the uptick in theft

People convicted of a drug crime and placed on probation or parole must undergo regular drug testing. However, the drug tests you must submit can differ. Sometimes you will be required to leave a urine sample, but sometimes you may be asked to take a hair follicle test.

What is a hair follicle test, and do you have to submit one if you’re on probation or parole? There’s a lot