I hope you find the information on this website helpful in your search to understand Colorado Sex Crimes Laws - Tactics - Strategies - Defenses. I have written these pages in an attempt to explain Colorado's complex Sex Crimes criminal justice system .. Please call my Office at 303.627.7777 - Pager me at: 303.543-4433 or in emergencies call my cell at 720-220-2277 H. Michael Steinberg
I hope you find the information on this website helpful in your search to understand Colorado Sex Crimes Laws - Tactics - Strategies - Defenses. I have written these pages in an attempt to explain Colorado's complex Sex Crimes criminal justice system .. Please call my Office at 303.627.7777 - Pager me at: 303.543-4433 or in emergencies call my cell at 720-220-2277 H. Michael Steinberg
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- Colorado Criminal Law – The Right Of An Alleged Sex Assault Victim To Refuse To Cooperate With Authorities
- The Do’s and Don’ts On How To Retain A Good Criminal Defense Lawyer In Colorado And Elsewhere – A Guide
- Colorado Sex Crimes Defense – What You Need To Know – When You Need To Know It
- Denver Colorado Sexual Assault Attorney – An Introduction to Our Firm
- Second Opinions In Colorado Criminal Cases – The Second Opinion Consultation Process
- The Sex Crimes Investigation Phase – Issues and Tactics
- Colorado College Students – The Dangerous World Of “Consensual Sex” On College Campuses In The 21st Century – Part I of II
- Colorado Police Investigations -The Denver Colorado Police Want To Talk To You – To “Get Your Side”
- Falsely Charged With Sexual Assault – Rape In Colorado – How Does It Happen? How To Fight Back
- False Charges Of Sexual Assault On A Child – Common In Colorado Domestic Cases Part I of II
- False Charges Of Sexual Assault On A Child – Common In Colorado Domestic Cases Part II of II
- Can A Colorado District Attorney Be Forced To File Criminal Charges In Criminal Cases? CRS §16-5-209
- The 2010 Colorado Invasion Of Privacy For Sexual Gratification Crime – 18-3-405.6- How Is It Different From The Old Invasion Of Privacy Crime – 18-7-801?
- Colorado College Students – The Dangerous World Of “Consensual Sex” On College Campuses In The 21st Century Part II of II
- Colorado Sex Crimes Law – The Seizure And Search Of Computers – Can The Police Seize My Computers Without A Seize Warrant?
- Colorado Sex Crime Charges Dismissed – Now Can I Sue The District Attorney? – Malicious Prosecution Suits
- Colorado Sex Crimes Defense – The “Forensic Interviewer” As “Expert”
- What To Do If You Are Contacted by a Detective Investigating an Accusation of a Sex Crime
- Colorado Criminal Defense Law: Initial Stages In Child Sex Crime Investigations
- Colorado Criminal Law – Defending Against Sex Crimes Investigations – Understanding Your Rights During The Investigation Phase
- Designing A Strategy to Defend Against False Allegations of Child Sexual Assault – The Basics
- Colorado Sex Crimes Defense: Criminally Chaged for Failure to Protect
- Understanding Colorado Child Protective Services (CPS) Investigations and How to Respond
- Colorado Sex Crimes Criminal Investigations: Computer Searches and Seizures
- Tricking The Suspect – Suspect Interrogation – Confessions and the ” Letter of Apology”
- Colorado Statutory Rape: Consent Is NO Defense
- False Allegations In Acquaintance / Date Rape – Sexual Assault Cases In Colorado – Part I
- False Allegations In Acquaintance / Date Rape – Sexual Assault Cases In Colorado – Part II
- Colorado Child Pornography – Sexual Exploitation of Children Cases – From Charging To Trial
- Should I Plea Bargain or Go To Trial?
- When Your Colorado Criminal Lawyer Fails In A Colorado Sex Crime Case – Ineffective Assistance Of Counsel In Colorado Sex Crimes And Other Kinds Of Cases
- Colorado Criminal Law Series – Communication With Your Lawyer Is Essential – Plea Bargaining*
- Colorado Criminal Law – Mental Illness – Do You Have The Right To Represent Yourself – Waiving The Right To A Lawyer In Colorado
- Understanding Colorado Plea Bargaining – When A Judge Rejects The Plea Agreement
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Law – Petition to Seal (Expunge) Deferred Judgements in Colorado Sex Crime Cases
- Colorado Internet Stings – Understanding The Tactics To Defend the Internet Sex Sting Case
- Understanding How A Criminal Case Gets Resolved – Working With Your Colorado Criminal Defense Lawyer
- Colorado Criminal Defenses – The Defense of Entrapment In Internet Sting Operations – Entrapment and Computer Crimes
- Why You Should NEVER Contact A Witness Or Victim In A Colorado Criminal Case
- Colorado Statute of Limitations for Sex Offenses
- Sex Offender Defense Issues – Muliple Articles
- Colorado Invasion of Privacy – Peeping Tom Laws – 18-3-405.6, 18-7-801 -Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer
- Colorado Sex Crimes Affirmative Defense of Mistake Of Age – What If She Lies About Her Age?
- Under Colorado Law – Can I Force the Alleged Victim of a Sexual Assault To Take a Polygraph? 18-3-407.5
- Sexual Assault On A Child Cases Prosecutions In Colorado – Child Hearsay – 13-25-129
- Information On Colorado Prosecution Trends In Sexual Exploitation Of Children Cases – 18-3-405.4 – 18-6-403 – Child Pornography Cases
- Denver Colorado Sex Offender Registration – Failure To Register Criminal Consequences CRS 18-3-12.5
- Questions and Answers 18-3-402(1)(e)- Colorado Misdemeanor Statutory Rape – Sexual Assault On A Child Aged 15 to 17 Law
- Colorado Criminal Law – Can I Video – Take Pictures Of The Police?
- Understanding The Hung Jury In Colorado – The Modified Allen Instruction And The Effect Of A Mistrial
- Colorado Sex Crimes Investigations – Beware Of Police Use Of Investigatory “Tactics”
- Colorado Sex Crimes -Understanding the Colorado Crime Of Internet Sexual Exploitation Of A Child 18-3-405.4 CRS
- Colorado Criminal Law – The Impact Of A Felony Sex Crime On A Professional License – Colorado Real Estate Broker’s License
- Defending Against A Colorado Indecent Exposure Charge 18-7-302 CRS
- “Sexual Contact” Under Colorado Criminal Law – 18-3-404 – What You Need To Know To Understand The Law
- Colorado Criminal Law – Understanding Basic Colorado Criminal Defenses
- Colorado Sex Crimes Sex Offender Evaluations – The Critical Importance Of The Evaluation AND The Dangers Of The Sexual Violent Predator Designation (SVP)
- Colorado Sex Crimes Defense – Understanding the Role of Denial
- Armed Forces and the Lautenberg Amendment
- The High Cost of False Sexual Assault On A Child Allegations 2010
- Colorado Law: Invasion of Privacy Cases
- Fallacies and Truths Behind the Sexual Registration Laws – Why They Fail
- Colorado Designation As Sexually Violent Predator Does Apply to Misdemeanor Sexual Assault Cases
- Colorado Criminal Law – First – Are We Married? To Understand the Marital Confidentiality Law – You Must Understand the Elements of Common Law Marriage*
- Colorado Criminal Law – A Defendant’s Request For A Physical or Psychological Examination Of An Alleged Victim Or A Witness
- Colorado Recusal Law – Kicking A Judge Off Your Case – Must A Judge Recuse? When Must That Happen?
- Immigration Issues and Crimes of Moral Turpitude
- Colorado Clergy-Communicant Laws – Can I Tell My Priest, Pastor, Clergy The Truth? – 13-90-107
- Extradition Laws And Procedures In Colorado – The Long Arm Of The Law
- Colorado Criminal Law – The Defense of Internet Based Crimes – Including Child Pornography – Fighting “Digital Evidence” in the Courtroom – The Federal Laws – Part I of III
- Colorado’s Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Law – the Downside of False Allegations of Child Abuse
- Colorado Sex Crimes Law- Basic Q and A
- Colorado Sex Crimes Law – Analysis of Sexual Exploitation Cases– How These Cases Can Quickly Turn Into Life Sentences
- Understanding The Colorado Sex Crimes Of Prostitution & Solicitation And Related Laws
- Colorado Sex Crimes Criminal Law – Sexual Harassment Is Not A Colorado Sex Crime – Understanding The Difference Between A Civil Law Suit for Sexual Harassment and A Colorado Sex Crime
- Understanding Colorado Dependency and Neglect (D and N) Cases
- Understanding Sex Offender Probation in Colorado
- A Denver Colorado Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer Explains How A Sex Offender Reunifies With His Family As Part Of Mandated Treatment
- Colorado State Child Pornography – Sexual Exploitation of Children – 18-6-403 – Better Than Federal Child Pornography Charges Section 18 – U.S.C. – 2252
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes – Fifth Amendment – Refusing To Talk During The Pre-Sentence Investigation
- Colorado Sex Offender Probation – A Judge May Reject Unfair Probation Terms
- Colorado Criminal Law – Early Termination Of Colorado Sex Offender Probation And The Impact Of A Violation Of A Deferred Judgment
- Colorado Sex Offender Law: The Criteria for the Release of Convicted Sex Offenders from Prison
- Colorado Shared Living Arrangements: What Are They- How Do They Work? – Why Does the SOMB Use Them in Colorado
- Colorado Juvenile Sex Offender Registration and De-registration – Pursuant to §16-22-113, C.R.S
- A Colorado Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Brief Translation “Guiding Principles” of the Colorado Sex Offender Lifetime Supervison Act
- Understanding the Juvenile Sex Offender and Treatment Modalities in Colorado
- Colorado Criminal Law: A New Law Requiring The Collection of DNA When Charged With a Felony
- Attacking The Mistaken Or Lying Eyewitness Identification Case
- Early Termination of Colorado Sex Offender Parole And Probation – How It Works
- Trial Issues in Colorado Sex Crimes Cases
- Colorado Criminal Law – First Rule Don’t Lie Or Omit The Facts To Your Lawyer
- When Is A Colorado Search Warrant Legally Sufficient?
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Law: The Very Real Threat of Expert Testimony
- Testing the Alleged Victim of a Rape Allegation for Drugs and Alcohol – The SANE Exam
- Colorado Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Trials – The Use of Evidence of Prior Bad Acts at Trial Under Rule 404 B – Unjust Use of the Colorado Rules of Evidence “Tipping the Scales of Justice”
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Defense Law: Understanding the Defense of Entrapment In Internet Sting Cases Involving Chat Rooms
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Forensics: A Typical DNA Analysis in a Sexual Assault Case
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Law: A 2011 Case Delves Into Defending Against Colorado Sexual Exploitation of Children Charges
- Colorado Criminal Law: The Statute of Limitations on Sex Crimes – The Role of DNA
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Law: What is the Statute of Limitations on Sex Crimes Against Children in Colorado?
- Colorado Criminal Law – Understanding Drug Induced – So Called “Incapacitated” – Sexual Assault
- Colorado Criminal Law – The Defense of Internet Based Crimes – Including Child Pornography – Fighting “Digital Evidence” in the Courtroom – The Constitutional Analysis – Part II of III
- Colorado Criminal Law And Trials – Tips On Being a Witness
- Colorado Mistrial Law – by Colorado Criminal Lawyer – H. Michael Steinberg
- Sex Crimes Elements – and Legal Definitions
- Sexual Harassment – Sexual Assault Laws In Colorado
- A Colorado Criminal Lawyer On Crimes Of Prostitution – Adults
- Colorado Pimping/Pandering Lawyer On – Law of Pandering- Pimping- CRS 18-7-203 – 18-7-206
- 18-6-403 C.R.S. Sexual Exploitation of Children
- 18-3-412.5 Failure to Register as a Sex Offender
- 18-7-302 Indecent Exposure
- 18-7-403 C.R.S. Pandering of a Child
- 18-3-306. Internet luring of a child.
- Sexual Assault on a Child (18-3-405)
- 18-3-405.3 C.R.S. Sexual Assault on a Child by One in a Position of Trust
- 18-7-402 C.R.S. Soliciting for Child Prostitution
- 18-3-305 C.R.S. Enticement of a Child
- 18-6-301 C.R.S. Incest
- 18-6-302 C.R.S. Aggravated Incest
- 18-7-406 C.R.S. Patronizing a Prostituted Child
- 18-3-405.4 C.R.S. Internet Sexual Exploitation of a Child
- 18-6-502 C.R.S. Trafficking in Children
- 18-1.3-1004. Indeterminate Sentences – Colorado Sex Offender Sentencing Law
- 18-6-403.5 C.R.S. Procurement of a Child for Sexual Exploitation
- 18-7-404 C.R.S. Keeping a Place of Child Prostitution
- 18-7-405.5 C.R.S. Inducement of Child Prostitution
- 18-3-405.6. The 2012 Colorado Crime Of Invasion of Privacy for Sexual Gratification
- C.R.S. 18-3-404 (2011) Unlawful Sexual Contact
- 18-3-402 (2011) Sexual Assault
- 18-3-405.5. Sexual Assault On A Client By Psychotherapist
- Colorado Sex Crimes Law: Understanding the Colorado Sex Offender Tests – Evaluations
- Colorado Internet Sex Crimes Cases – Child Pornography Cases
- In 2011 – The Federal Prosecution of Child Pornography Cases
- Understanding Colorado Sexual Exploitation Child Pornography Law – The Search Warrant
- Child Pornograpy – Understanding The Lure of Peer to Peer Networks in Colorado
- Understanding The Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force’s Impact on Colorado
- Denver Colorado Child Pornography Defenses – Denver Internet Crimes Defense Lawyer – Law Firm
- Colorado Sex Crimes: Glossary of Terms Used in Sex Crimes Cases
- Colorado Criminal Defense Law: The Use of Polygraph Examinations in the World of Criminal Law in Colorado – and in Colorado Sex Assaults Cases
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Defense – Understanding The Crime of Sexual Exploitation of a Child 18-6-403 – A Case Study People v. Mantos
- Q and A on the Colorado Internet Sex Crimes of Sexting, Internet Luring, and Sexual Exploitation of a Child
- Colorado Sex Crimes Standards and Law – Q and A From The State SOMB
- Colorado Criminal Law – Understanding Colorado School Teacher and Professional Reporting Child Abuse – Child Protection Requirements
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Law – Sexual assault, in violation of section 18-3-402, C.R.S.;
- Sentencing Issues in Colorado Sex Offender Cases
- Colorado Criminal Sentencing Laws – Mandatory Sentencing – Concurrent v. Consecutive Sentences – How Do They Work?
- Early Termination of Probation In Certain Colorado Sex Offender Cases
- Understanding Lifetime Supervision Sentences For The Colorado Crime Of Sexual Exploitation Of Children – C.R.S. 18-6-403
- Colorado Criminal Law: Child Pornography Possession Does Not Equal Sexual Assault On A Child – 18-6-403
- Colorado Criminal Defense – Sentencing – Helping A Judge To Find The Truth With Mitigation
- Sentence Reconsideration – Under Colorado Rule of Criminal Procedure Rule 35(b)
- Understanding the Colorado Sex Offense Specific Evaluation
- Colorado Sex Crimes: Understanding The Colorado Sex Offender Lifetime Supervision Act – Indeterminate Sentencing
- Understanding Colorado’s Sex Offender Risk Scales – Sex Offender Evaluations
- The Denver Post 2011 – Article Documents the Abuse of Indeterminate Sentences for Colorado Sex Offenders
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Law – FAQ – Can A Colorado Sex Offender Transfer Probation to Another State Under the Colorado Lifetime Treatment of Sex Offenders Act?
- Colorado Criminal Laws – Sex Offender Label And Treatment Requirements Without Ever Being Convicted of a Colorado Sex Offense – the S4 Label
- Colorado Criminal Sex Offender Laws – The Impact of Denial (of the Crime) in Colorado Sex Offender Cases and the Use of the Polygraph in Denier Cases
- Understanding the Tests Performed in Colorado Sex Offender Intensive Probation Evaluations – Charts
- Colorado Criminal Law – Sentencing – Understanding The Importance of Proper Preparation for the Sentencing Hearing – Some Tips for Arguing for Mitigation Of The Sentence
- Colorado’s Sex Crimes – Offender Sentencing, – Mandatory Sentencing for Violent Crimes (18-1.3-406)
- The Failure Of A Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney To Provide Effective Assistance of Counsel
- Rejecting Colorado “Sex Offender “Probation In A Misdemeanor Colorado Criminal Sex Crime Case
- Colorado Sex Offender Chart – Sexually Violent Offender Process
- Colorado Juvenile Sex Offender Case Issues
- Colorado Juvenile Sex Offender Registration Requirements -The Federal Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act – SORNA
- US v. Burns – Can The Government Take Away Your Right To See Your Children When Convicted Of A Sex Crime?
- Colorado Juvenile Sex Offender Concepts – Understanding Why Juvenile Sex Crimes Are Different From Adult Sex Crimes
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Laws: Why Colorado Juvenile Sex Offenders Should Be Treated Differently Than Adult Sex Offenders – The Research*
- Are Colorado Juveniles Who Are Adjudicated As Sex Offenders – Required to Register Along With Adults? – Who Is Required to Register as a Sex Offender? Colorado Sex Offender Registration
- Colorado Criminal Sex Crimes Law – Understanding How a Charge of Sexual Exploitation Can Turn Into A Life Sentence – The Sexually Violent Predator
- Colorado Criminal Law – Sex Crimes Cases – Understanding Why Child Hearsay Is Made Admissible At Trial
- A Closer Look At the Juvenile Possession of Child Pornogrpahy – An Overreation
- Colorado Sex Offender Registration Issues
- Colorado Sex Offenders Registration Laws – Not A One Size Fits All Solution
- Petitioning To De-Register 16-22-113 As A Sex Offender In Colorado – Questions and Answers
- FAQ: Why Colorado Sex Offender Registration and SORNA Laws Do Not Work
- Colorado Sex Offender Laws: How Do I Petition to Remove My Name from the Colorado Sex Offender Registration List?
- Can I Appeal My Sentence In Colorado? When And On What Grounds?
- Defending Colorado Federal Child Pornography Cases – A Complex Task
- Colorado Sexual Exploitation Prosecution – 18-6-403 – Understanding Peer to Peer File Sharing and Distribution
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Monthly Archive: June, 2014
Jun 15
by H. Michael Steinberg – Colorado Sex Crimes Criminal Defense Lawyer. Quietly – the Colorado state legislature – unhappy with the fact that Colorado judge’s may have some discretion setting the bottom – or minimum sentence in Lifetime Indeterminate Sentencing Cases – passed HB – 14-1260. Entitled: – HB 14-1260: Adjusting Presumptive Ranges for Sexual Intrusion Crimes Against Children 12 and Under When Perpetrator is At Least 10 Years Older – The new law mandates … Read The Rest
Jun 01
by H. Michael Steinberg Colorado Sex Crimes Sex Offender Registration Law Attorney Questions And Answers About The Wrongheadedness of Colorado’s Sex Offender Registration Laws – After many years of experience with Colorado’s Sex Offender Registration Laws – convicted sex offenders and even those impacted secondarily by these laws experience both serious and negative consequences the implementation of the law’s requirements. Some of those problems include – innocent families that have been harassed, the victims of … Read The Rest
