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Six Common Property Crimes in Colorado
Property crimes consist of illegal activities that involve stealing or damaging someone's private property. Compared to violent crimes, property crimes aim for an object instead of a person and have a large number of reported crimes in Colorado. However, there are...
Most Common Crimes in Colorado
In an overview, Colorado crime rates have been fluctuating. The number of violent crimes is slightly increasing every year, while property crimes are declining. That is also true with the population of detained people in prison. That is why detainees need to be in the...
DUI vs. DWAI: Is There a Difference in Colorado?
Under Colorado State law, any person is prohibited from driving a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs or while the person's ability to drive has been impaired due to alcohol or drug consumption. These offenses are so-called "DUI" and DWAI" offenses. ...
Reasons Why Bail Could Be Denied
Bail is an amount of money set by the Judge in exchange for temporary release while awaiting trial. Bail acts as a surety in which the defendant must attend all the court proceedings. Otherwise, the Denver jail bond will be forfeited, and the defendant will be sent...
How to Have a Successful Inmate Search
It is normal to have an urge to immediately go to jail once you've learned that the authorities have arrested your loved one. But before you do your Denver inmate search, it is essential to know first the dos and don'ts to have a successful inmate search. Don't drive...
5 Reliable Forms of Bail Bond Collateral
When you or someone you know is arrested and charged with a crime in Boulder County, finding a reliable Boulder County bondsman and securing Boulder County bail bonds are two important things you need to do to be released from jail. This is crucial as it allows you to...
The Financial Ramifications of an Arrest and How to Minimize Them
Getting arrested, even for a short period, can have grave financial consequences not just for the arrestees but also for their families. According to this research, in 2016, the financial burden of the 2.2 million incarcerated individuals and their families totaled...
How to Find an Inmate in Colorado Jails?
There are different ways to search for an inmate in Colorado. However, before finding your loved one's location facility, you have to prepare pertinent information about the offender. These pieces of information are the offender's complete name, age, date of birth,...
Voting Rights: Persons with Criminal History in Colorado
In general, the law prohibits a convicted felon after serving his/her time from registering or casting a vote in the U.S. However, a 2019 law restores the voting rights of parolees since felons in Colorado sentenced to parole are considered to have completed their...