Monthly Archives: November 2014

November 30, 2014

Charged With Drug Trafficking in Colorado? Contact Steven Louth for Help! Across the United States, drug trafficking is a serious and growing problem. Charges for drug trafficking comprise the manufacturing, possession, sale, and distribution of illegal drugs. In Colorado, federal drug crimes are charged in the United States District Court for the district of Colorado […]

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November 25, 2014

It seems like more and more often we hear of citizens being beaten or even killed by an armed police officer in what was, ostensibly, a routine traffic stop or an arrest for a relatively minor crime. The city of Denver is currently facing a group of cases charging the police department with brutality. While […]

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November 21, 2014

Colorado Sex and Decency Law Expert, Steven Louth In more recent years, the frequency of public nudity has increased. Sometimes, it is in the name of harmless fun, for instance worldwide naked bike riding events, and sacramental moonings in Orange County, California. Other occurrences may be malicious, such as when those who expose themselves do […]

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November 18, 2014

Our favorite celebrities are always in the news. Sometimes they are being recognized for extraordinary achievements, professional awards, or their humanitarian efforts. Other times the recognition might not be so coveted- say for example when a less-than-flattering mug shot is pasted all over the internet after a DUI arrest. Like us, celebrities are not above […]

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November 11, 2014

Perhaps you think only well-deserving, hardened criminals end up being taken away in handcuffs and locked behind bars. In reality, you could do something fairly minor—such as urinating in public—and find yourself in serious legal trouble and in need of a Boulder criminal defense attorney. Perhaps even worse, there are thousands of people serving life […]

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November 7, 2014

Colorado Domestic Violence Defense Attorney, Steven Louth Data indicates that, over one-third of all women and one-quarter of all men in the United States have experienced some type of domestic violence. But what exactly does or does not constitute domestic violence? What happens if a partner accuses another partner and later wishes to withdraw the […]

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November 5, 2014

In the past decade, over two hundred Colorado educators have been indelibly banished from their classrooms for a variety of criminal behaviors, including drug use, theft, and improper relations with students.  Like anyone else facing legal charges, Colorado teachers banned for criminal behavior have a right to competent legal counsel. An investigation by FOX31 Denver […]

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