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Additionally, if you are convicted of domestic violence assault or other related charges, you must complete a mandatory treatment program. An assault charge related to domestic violence dispute can also result in additional charges with additional penalties. Criminal mischief charges could be added to the arrest if anything at the residence was damaged during the conflict. It is also important to note that if a child (minor) was present or deemed at risk during the reported domestic dispute, you could be facing an additional child abuse charge.

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Moorehead David

Child Abuse
Additionally, if you are convicted of domestic violence assault or other related charges, you must complete a mandatory treatment program. An assault charge related to domestic violence dispute can also result in additional charges with additional penalties. Criminal mischief charges could be added to the arrest if anything at the residence was damaged during the conflict. It is also important to note that if a child (minor) was present or deemed at risk during the reported domestic dispute, you could be facing an additional child abuse charge.

Criminal Defense
At The Moorhead Law Group, our Boulder criminal defense attorneys are former prosecutors and have been practicing in Boulder County for more than 35+ years. Their knowledge of the law and of the legal system is extensive. They have been the attorneys of record on thousands of cases, helping clients through difficult situations involving...
DUI/DWI
DUI and DWAI convictions have serious consequences. You risk losing your driver’s license as well as gaining a criminal record, which can affect your ability to get a job or apply for a loan. Most people assume that because this is their first offense, they won’t be punished. However, depending on the amount of alcohol in your system, you can lose your driver’s license for up to nine months and end up in jail, even if it is your first offense. Facing these convictions can lead to significant penalties, making experienced representation crucial in DUI cases. If you have been arrested for DUI, you need an experienced Boulder DUI attorney on your side.
Traffic Violations
Sex Crimes
In the United States, on average, 24 individuals per minute suffer from rape, physical abuse, or stalking by an intimate partner, totaling over 12 million women and men affected annually.
Fraud
Fraud (Found in CRS Title 18 – Criminal Code Article 5)- If you are accused of intentionally deceiving someone to gain something of value, you could be charged with fraud. This could include mail fraud, wire fraud, insurance fraud, tax fraud, or securities fraud.
Robbery
Felonies -These are the most serious category of crimes in Colorado and are divided into six classes, ranging from Class 1 (most serious) to Class 6 (least serious). Felony convictions in Colorado can result in imprisonment in a state correctional facility, fines, and other penalties. Examples of felonies in Colorado include first-degree murder, aggravated robbery, and certain drug offenses.
Burglary
A felony is the most serious type of charge a person can face, and having the right representation is crucial. The Moorhead Law Group has represented clients charged with felonies, some of which include, but are not limited to: robbery, felony DUI, grand theft, felony drug possession and/or sales, sexual assault, burglary, aggravated assault and murder. Penalties for felonies range from one year to life in prison to the death penalty. In Colorado, felonies are divided into six different classifications, depending upon the nature of the crime.
White Collar Crimes
If you have been charged with a white-collar crime, you need an experienced criminal defense lawyer who understands the complex financial and legal issues.
Theft
Misdemeanors
The penalties for possessing illegal drugs vary depending on the schedule of the controlled substance in question. If you are arrested for possession of 4 grams or less of a schedule I or II controlled substance, the state could charge you with a level 1 drug misdemeanor. If you have committed the same offense four or more times, you could be charged with a level 4 drug felony.
Embezzlement
Embezzlement (CRS §18-4-401) – You could be charged with embezzlement if you were entrusted with someone else’s money or property, such as an employee or trustee, and are accused of taking it for your own use.
Drug Crimes
Drug crimes remain a serious matter in Colorado, regardless of the recent legalization of marijuana. The police continue to crack down on illegal drug use and distribution throughout Colorado’s Front Range communities. Now that their resources are not spread so thin, they are able to spend more time and devote more resources focusing on other controlled dangerous substances (CDS), such as...
Assault
An assault conviction can result in up to 24 years in prison as well as steep fines, depending on the type of assault charges you receive. Once your sentence is complete, you are required by law to list the conviction on any job, loan, school or housing application and your record will be reported on background checks. An assault conviction on your record can impact your entire life, including how others view you as a person. You need a Boulder lawyer with experience in assault defense.
Murder
Juvenile Crimes
Identity Theft
Cybercrime – Using technology to commit criminal acts like hacking, identity theft, or online fraud could lead to cybercrime charges.
Homicide
And resources to protect your rights, freedom, and reputation. We represent clients with charges ranging from criminal traffic offense, DUI, domestic violence, sex offense, and felony assault to homicide.
Shoplifting
Theft charges ( CRS § 18-4-401 ) can include a wide range of offenses, from shoplifting to grand theft. Theft is a petty offense if the value of the item or items is less than $300. You could face misdemeanor theft charges if the goods presumed to be stolen are worth between $300 and $1,999. Theft could be a felony in Colorado if the goods are worth more than $2000, and the penalties increase as the value increases. This includes...
Restraining Order
In Colorado, domestic violence assault entails the victim being physically injured by the defendant while being in an intimate relationship with him or her. The offense of assault in Colorado involves harming (inflicting or threatening bodily injury) another person intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly. Assault can occur even if the damage is not severe. The term “bodily injury” refers to any form of physical discomfort, illness, or impairment. Besides physical violence, domestic violence can also take the form of threats against another person. Other scenarios that often qualify as domestic violence are threatening or harming someones property, or even an animal if used for coercive purposes, to gain control, punish, intimidate, or perpetrate revenge against the alleged victim. It is possible to receive jail time, restraining orders, and a firearm ownership ban upon conviction of an assault charge in the context of domestic violence.
Money Laundering
Money laundering – You could be charged with money laundering if someone accuses you of concealing the proceeds of illegal activities by making them appear to come from a legitimate source.
Prostitution
Prostitution – Prostitution is a criminal offense in Colorado, and the charges and sentences vary depending on the nature of the crime for those accused of engaging in it. For instance, solicitation ( CRS 18-7-202 ) and patronizing a prostitute (CRS §18-7-205) are petty offenses, while pimping ( CRS §18-7-206 ) could be charged as a Class 3 felony and more serious types of pandering ( CRS §18-7-203 ) could be charged as class 5 felonies, for example if you are accused of menacing or intimidating someone to commit prostitution.

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