Colorado Sex Crime Attorney Blog

Rape in Denver | Past Crimes Could Catch up with You

Posted by Kyle B. Sawyer | Jul 24, 2013 | 0 Comments

If you were accused of committing rape (Sexual Assault – C.R.S. 18-3-402) in Denver, Adams or Arapahoe County years ago, but were never caught, it doesn't mean you won't be prosecuted now. Alleged victims of sexual assault don't always speak up immediately, and delayed reporting is becoming more ...

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Unlawful Sexual Contact in Douglas County

Posted by Kyle B. Sawyer | Jul 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

Image Credit: Pixabay – Unsplash If you work with women or children, be extra careful of your actions. A lapse of  judgment, slip of the hands, or playful misunderstanding could lead to your arrest for a sex offense in Denver, Adams or Arapahoe County. If you are convicted of a sex crime, the c...

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DNA Samples for Sex Crimes: Taken from Innocent People

Posted by Kyle B. Sawyer | Jun 28, 2013 | 0 Comments

Image Credit: Pixabay – johnthan When you are charged with a sex crime in Denver, you will be treated like a criminal even if you are innocent. One of the ways the government in Denver, Douglas and Adams County will assume your guilt is by taking a DNA sample when you are arrested for a felony ...

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Why Denver Sex Offender Registration Laws are Too Harsh

Posted by Kyle B. Sawyer | Jun 21, 2013 | 0 Comments

Sex offender registration laws in Denver are much too harsh. If the law targeted violent men and women who were violent convicted rapists and serious child abusers, we would be less concerned. The Colorado Sex Offender Registration and Deregistration laws are universal, however. And, they do not ...

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Seal your Record in Denver, Colorado: FAQ

Posted by Kyle B. Sawyer | Jun 17, 2013 | 0 Comments

Why is sealing your record important? To understand why it is important to seal your record, you need to realize the negative impact of an unsealed record can have on your life. In today's world, background checks are easy to obtain, and landlords, neighbors and employers have access to your reco...

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Entrapment as Internet Luring Defense (CRS 18-3-306)

Posted by Kyle B. Sawyer | May 07, 2013 | 0 Comments

In Colorado counties such as Denver, Douglas, and Arpahoe County, a law enforcement official (police or sheriff) or other person acting under their direction might trick you into saying or doing something you would not normally do or say, like Internet Luring (CRS 18-3-306). When this happens, an...

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