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- Understanding and How To Win a Permanent Restraining Order Hearing in Colorado
- Understanding and How To Win a Permanent Restraining Order Hearing in Colorado – Part II
- Colorado Criminal Defense Law: Criminally Negligent Homicide (18-3-105)
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- Colorado Grand Jury Criminal Investigations – A Lawyer Provides Some Answers
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- Ex-Arapahoe Douglas County Prosecutor H. Michael Steinberg Reveals Some Things Your Prosecutor Doesn’t Want You To Know About Your Colorado DUI
- Colorado DUI, DWAI and DUID Laws, Sentencing, Rules and Regulations 2012
- FAQ: If You Are Pulled Over By the Police For A Colorado DUI – What Do I Do ? – Some Suggestions
- COLORADO Criminal and Civil Law Cross Over – When You Give A Party and Other People Become Intoxicated – Am I Responsible For Their Later Acts?
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- 2012 New Law Allows Sealing For Adult and Juvenile Victims Forced Into Prostitution Related Crimes In Colorado As Juveniles
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- Colorado Statutory Rape And – Juvenile Sex – Can You Be Prosecuted In Colorado – 18-3-402(1)(e)
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- The Colorado Rules Of Criminal Procedure – 2017 – A Reference Guide
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- Colorado Criminal Law – Do I Have The Right To Use Self Defense Against The Police During An Arrest To Defend Against Charges Of Obstruction Of A Peace Officer and Resisting Arrest?
- Colorado Criminal Law – Understanding Your Fifth Amendment Right When In Trial
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- Ignorance Of The Law Is No Excuse – What Does This Really Mean Under Colorado Criminal Law?
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- 001. COLORADO INCHOATE CRIMES – INCOMPLETE CRIMES SUCH AS ATTEMPTS, CONSPIRACIES AND SOLICITATION
- 002. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES AGAINST PERSONS – HOMICIDES
- 003. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES AGAINST PERSONS – ASSAULTS
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- 007. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE — OFFENSES AGAINST PERSONS – FALSE IMPRISONMENT
- 008. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES AGAINST PERSONS – VIOLATION OF CUSTODY ORDERS
- 009. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES AGAINST PERSONS – SEX CRIMES – CHILDREN – ADULTS
- 010. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES AGAINST PERSONS – STALKING
- 011. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES AGAINST PROPERTY – ARSON
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- 013. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES AGAINST PROPERTY – ROBBERY AND AGGRAVATED ROBBERY
- 014. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES AGAINST PROPERTY – ALL THEFT CRIMES IN COLORADO
- 015. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES AGAINST PROPERTY – TRESPASS, CRIMINAL TAMPERING, AND CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
- 016. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES INVOLVING FRAUD – FORGERY, SIMULATION, IMPERSONATION, AND RELATED OFFENSES
- 017. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES INVOLVING FRAUD – 016. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES INVOLVING FRAUD -FRAUDULENT AND DECEPTIVE SALES AND BUSINESS PRACTICES
- 018. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES INVOLVING FRAUD -EQUITY SKIMMING AND RELATED OFFENSES
- 019. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES INVOLVING FRAUD -COMPUTER CRIMES
- 020. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES INVOLVING THE FAMILY RELATION
- 021. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – WRONGS TO AT-RISK ADULTS AND AT-RISK JUVENILES
- 022. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES RELATING TO MORALS
- 023. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS – OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE – RESISTING ARREST I
- 024. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS – ESCAPE – AND INTRODUCING CONTRABAND CRIMES
- 023- A. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS – PUBLIC CORRUPTION AND BRIBERY- II
- 025. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC PEACE, ORDER, AND DECENCY – HARASSMENT ETC
- 026. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – OFFENSES INVOLVING CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
- 027. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – CRIMES INVOLVING COMMUNICATIONS – EAVESDROPPING – WIRETAPPING
- 029. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – CRIMES INVOLVING GAMBLING
- 030. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – CRIMES INVOLVING FIREARMS AND WEAPONS
- 031. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – CRIMES LIBEL – WILDFIRES – GHB
- 032. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – CRIMES MAKING, FINANCING, OR COLLECTION OF LOANS
- 033. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – CRIMES INVOLVING CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES (DRUG CRIMES)
- 034. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – CRIMES INVOLVING GAMING
- 028. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – CRIMES INVOLVING DISLOYALTY – TREASON
- 035. COLORADO CRIMINAL CODE – COLORADO ORGANIZED CRIME CONTROL ACT – RICO
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Violent crimes, such as assault, murder or rape, may be the intended crime or may be the means to an end, such as a murder during a robbery or a similar situation. Because of their violent and disturbing nature, violent crime trials require an experienced criminal defense attorney who is not flustered by overwhelming evidence, a biased jury, or a tough prosecutor. You need an attorney, who, through all complexities and emotionally trying times, can persevere and help you avoid a long prison sentence or other harsh penalties.
H. Michael Steinberg understands both sides of violent crime cases. He knows what to look for in constitutional rights violations and what defenses will most likely work.
Lawyer H. Michael Steinberg’s administrative staff, investigator and consultants are all assets that assist him in his defense cases.
If you are facing criminal charges involving an offense that is violent in nature, you are at risk of facing harsh penalties if you are convicted. Violent crimes are often felony offenses and are harshly prosecuted in criminal court. Due to their nature, it can be difficult to communicate or prove a defendant’s innocence as many jurors want to side with the victim in the case.
Colorado criminal defense lawyer H. Michael Steinberg is highly experienced in representing clients in the face of serious violent crime charges in Colorado. With 26 years of legal experience, as well as 13 years in prosecution, attorney Steinberg has a unique knowledge of both sides of the criminal process. Because he was a prosecuting attorney himself, he knows what techniques to look for and what strategies the prosecution is likely to use when attempting to convict his clients. As such, attorney Steinberg is able to provide even more effective representation.
Violent Crimes in Colorado
Some of the types of violent crime cases that Colorado criminal defense attorney H. Michael Steinberg handles include the following:
- Assault & Battery
- Domestic Violence
- Weapons Charges
- Robbery and Armed Robbery
- Aggravated Burglary
- Murder/Manslaughter/Homicide
- Hate Crimes
- Weapons Charges, Assault with a Deadly Weapon
- Rape
- Sexual Assault
- Kidnapping
- Gang Crimes
- Carjacking
- Domestic Violence
- Child Abuse
- Gang Offenses
Violent crimes are criminal acts that incorporate the use of violence or weapons. Threatening to use violence against another person is also considered a violent crime as well. These types of crimes require the attention of an experienced defense lawyer, as the legal consequences for committing a violent crime are severe.
If you are facing criminal charges for a violent crime, hiring a skilled defense attorney is essential to win your case. These types of cases are aggressively prosecuted, and will result in a number of serious penalties upon conviction, such as time in jail or prison, stiff fines, restitution to the victim(s), mandatory counseling, community service, and a mark on your permanent record. Furthermore, these crimes carry a stigmatism that is likely to be very damaging to your reputation and personal relationships.
H. Michael is a very experienced violent crimes defense lawyer who understands what is needed to be successful in court. He has successfully defended many clients charged with violent crime offenses. He has skillful methods for conducting investigations and building strong defense cases, and can artfully negotiate with the prosecution for a reduction or dismissal of the charges.
H. Michael knows this is a stressful, confusing, and frightening time in your life. He is available around the clock to answer your questions, discuss your concerns, and address your worries. With attorney Steinberg by your side, you can feel secure knowing that an experienced and reliable Colorado violent crimes attorney with a proven track record of success will be handling your case.
If you have been accused of a violent crime, it is important that you consult an experienced criminal defense lawyer immediately. Denver, Colorado, attorney H. Michael Steinberg and his staff are ready to give you a free consultation to discuss your case and go over your legal options. We are committed to protecting your rights and will do whatever we can to help you stay out of jail.
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