PRACTICE AREAS

JUVENILE

Kids are different, and that is why you need an experienced juvenile attorney. Juvenile court is a chaotic and confusing place for kids and their parents. Juvenile adjudications can have long-term impacts on a child’s life. Power Law cares about being a zealous advocate for the most vulnerable.

Power law handles all juvenile misdemeanors and felonies, as well as direct file cases.

MISDEMEANOR

Misdemeanor cases carry the potential for penalties that can impact jobs, housing, and your rights in the future. However, you also have significant rights and protections that you need to be aware of.

Examples of municipal and misdemeanor charges Power Law handles:

  • Driving Under the Influence (DUI)

  • Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI)

  • Third Degree Assault

  • Disorderly Conduct

  • Harassment

  • Trespass

  • Criminal Mischief

  • Unlawful Sexual Contact

  • Indecent Exposure

  • Resisting Arrest

  • Obstruction

  • Tampering

  • All municipal charges

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FELONY

Facing a felony is one of the scariest places to be in the criminal justice system. The potential ramifications of a conviction are severe. You need an experienced attorney to carefully craft a defense and make sure you understand your options.

Examples of felony charges Power Law handles:

  • First Degree Assault

  • Second Degree Assault

  • Sex Assault

  • Sex Assault on a Child

  • Internet Luring

  • Menacing

  • Robbery

  • Burglary

  • Possession of a Controlled Substance

  • Stalking

  • Identification Theft

  • Habitual Criminal

  • Felony DUI

MENTAL HEALTH

Power Law has achieved many dismissals of cases for clients with significant mental health issues. We are passionate about making sure that the system understands a client’s particular circumstances, especially when there is a mental health issue involved. Power Law works with a network of professionals to assist families in helping their loved ones seek treatment and succeed.

POST-CONVICTION & APPELLATE

Power Law has expertise in handling appellate and post-conviction cases. Whether you want to appeal a conviction at trial, or examine whether a conviction was obtained unconstitutionally, Power Law can help. Be sure to get in touch with an attorney sooner rather than later, as these cases often have short and unforgiving timelines. You may lose your right to appeal or challenge your conviction if you do not start the process before the deadline.

DEREGISTRATION

A sex offense conviction can be devastating and the opportunity to petition to be removed from the sex offender registry is life changing. Power Law can help evaluate if you are eligible to de-register and navigate you through the process.

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VICTIM REPRESENTATION

If you are the named victim in a criminal case you can hire an attorney to specifically represent you and your interests. You have specific rights under Colorado law that you should be aware of and decide how you would like to exercise them. At Power Law, we will make sure the court process is explained to you, advise you of your rights, and make sure both the District Attorney and defense counsel understand your position.

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MITIGATION PREPARATION

Power Law has extensive experience in gathering and preparing mitigation. Mitigation is anything that would help a District Attorney or a court understand your story and be more agreeable to a better plea offer or sentence. Being creative about these materials, as well as having a good process to gather the information, is key to being able to present your best argument in court. Mitigation preparation is included in every Power Law case, but we can also assist and support other attorneys.

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FAMILY REPRESENTATION

If you have a loved one involved in the criminal justice system, you can hire an attorney to help make sure you are doing all you can to help them. One of the most heart wrenching side effects of a criminal case is how it affects the person’s family. An accused person’s attorney may not be able to tell you anything about the case or the process due to attorney / client confidentiality or conflicts of interest. You may not see what you can do to help your loved one. Power Law is here to empower you because you can help significantly. Parents, siblings, and extended family often have a great deal of information that would be helpful to a criminal case and an attorney can help make sure you get your position and support for your loved one heard in these matters.