A preliminary hearing in Colorado is a limited court proceeding available in certain felony cases. The judge does not decide whether the accused is guilty. Instead, the prosecution must show probable cause to believe that the charged offense occurred and that the accused committed it. Although that is a much lower standard than proof beyond a reasonable doubt, the hearing can give a Denver criminal defense lawyer an early opportunity
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Colorado’s COCCA law covers organized crime, with a strong focus on racketeering.
What exactly does that entail? In this post, we’ll detail the law and associated penalties, and tell you how to protect your rights if you are facing charges.
Breaking Down the COCCA Law
The Colorado Organized Crime Control Act reads as such:
“(1) (a) It is unlawful for any person who knowingly has
