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Colorado law defines criminal mischief as knowingly damaging someone’s real or personal property. This includes property you own jointly with someone else or property you own in which someone else has a proprietary or posssessory interest. FindLaw explains that...
Criminal charges like burglary impact you in the immediate term and, if considered severe enough, into your life. It can affect your chance of employment and may result in jail time and massive fines. Your job, if facing these charges, is to learn as much as you can...
So far in 2020, reported property crimes in the city of Denver have numbered 11,557, according to The Denver Post. This averages to 74.6 per day and 2,266 per month. The actual number of reported property crimes for the most recent month was higher than average at...
Facing a shoplifting charge in Colorado may not be something you ever expected to do. However, if you have a problem with stealing items, there may be more going on here than criminal tendencies. In fact, you may have a real mental disorder that is leading to your...
When people in Boulder and throughout Colorado are arrested for crimes related to theft, there are certain items that are commonly taken. That can include automobiles, jewelry and money. Items that have both nostalgic and financial value are also a frequent target to...
Colorado property crimes and a conviction for them can lead to significant penalties and extensive problems. These can be linked to the theft of large items and smaller items. Those who are accused might not realize the possibility of jail time, fines and how a...
Being accused of property crimes in Boulder can cause a slew of problems. In many instances, people are not even aware that they have committed a crime when they suddenly find themselves under arrest and are facing the prospect of a trial and a variety of penalties....
Being accused of vandalism here in Colorado can leave a person facing charges of criminal mischief. Under state law, criminal mischief is the knowing damaging of property that someone else has an ownership interest in. Just how severe of a charge criminal mischief is...
