How are most CO criminal cases resolved?
From David’s interview for the Masters of the Courtroom series on ReelLawyers.com.
Depending on the degree of the crime (nature of injury, whether a weapon was used), a domestic violence charge can range from a misdemeanor to a felony and has consequences that stem beyond just a criminal charge. In addition to the inability to own a firearm, those charged with domestic violence may be barred from their home and unable to see their children.
To make matters worse, it can be extremely easy to be charged with domestic violence. While it depends on the jurisdiction, in almost every case when the police are called on a domestic disturbance, someone is going to jail.
When someone is convicted of domestic violence, he or she also has to complete domestic violence counseling within a specific timeframe, a serious time commitment that many people have significant difficulty completing.
Because of the severity of these charges, it is critical to work with the most skilled attorney you can find to begin aggressively protecting your rights.
Domestic Violence: Denver Restraining Order Violation Lawyer
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- I am prepared to bring more than 30 years of complex criminal defense experience to defend people charged with
domestic violence, as well as related offenses, including:
- Violation of restraining orders
- False allegations
- Harassment
- Menacing
- Stalking
- Child abuse allegations
I understand the stress and issues that these types of criminal cases pose. I am committed to doing everything I can to help clients work toward an ideal outcome.
To schedule a free confidential consultation with Denver domestic violence lawyer David Lindsey, call 303-228-2270 or email David Lindsey, Attorney at Law.
