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Colorado Reports an Increase in Hate Crimes in 2018 December 5, 2019

In 2018, Colorado law enforcement agencies reported 139 cases of hate crimes . That’s almost double the 96 cases that were reported just a year earlier. Of those reported in 2018: 73 were based on race/ethnicity bias, 24 were based on religious bias, 24 were based on sexual ...

Colorado Reports an Increase in Hate Crimes in 2018 December 5, 2019
In 2018, Colorado law enforcement agencies reported 139 cases of hate crimes . That’s almost double the 96 cases that were reported just a year earlier. Of those reported in 2018: 73 were based on ...
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Can I Be Charged with Theft for Failing to Return a Rental Car? November 29, 2019
Colorado’s theft law states that it is illegal to knowingly take a person’s property without their consent. Although many people know this applies to personal items, they might not be aware that it ...
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Can Listing Property as a Short-Term Rental Lead to Felony Charges? November 22, 2019
In recent years, the short-term rental market has increased. These types of listings can be found on sites such as AirBnB and VRBP, and allow property owners to make some side cash by charging fees ...
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What Is a Ransomware Attack, and Is it Illegal? October 22, 2019
People use email to communicate back and forth with one another. Sometimes the messages contain links to interesting articles or sites that a person can visit for more information about a subject. ...
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Is There a Link Between the Legalization of Pot and Crime? October 10, 2019
One of the biggest questions that arises when it comes to deciding whether or not to legalize marijuana is how doing so will affect crime rates. Some policymakers argue that society would see a dip in ...
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What Happens if You Fail to Appear in Court? September 30, 2019
If you were charged with a criminal offense, you may be scheduled for various legal proceedings, including pre-trial readiness conferences, motions, and trials. Unless you have been excused, you are ...
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