Experienced Denver Criminal Defense Attorney Services

Attorney Jesse Hall

Attorney Jesse Hall

Assault Crimes
Child Pornography
Crimes of Violence (COV)
Domestic Violence (DV)
Drug Crimes
DUI, DWAI, & DMV Hearings
Organized Crime
Sexual Assault
Victim’s Rights

Portrait of attorney Jolie Masterson, smiling, wearing a tan blazer over a black top

Attorney Jolie Masterson

Conspiracy & Complex Felonies
Domestic Violence (DV)
Drug Possession & Distribution
Drug Trafficking Organizations (DTOs)
DUI, DWAI, & DMV Hearings
Serious Bodily Injury (SBI) Crimes
Vehicular Assault
Weapons Offenses

Other Areas of Defense Litigation

The attorneys also have years of in-depth experience in the following areas:

Fraud & Financial Crimes
Homicide/Murder
Record Sealing & Expungement
Violent Crime
Witness and Victim Representation

Our trial attorneys have practiced law since 2004 and have experience in all types of criminal defense.

Perjury

In Colorado, perjury is a serious offense involving false statements made under oath, classified into first-degree and second-degree categories. Convictions can lead to severe penalties, including …

Bribery and Intimidation

Failure to comply with a juror summons in Colorado, along with engaging in bribery or intimidation, carries significant legal consequences. Colorado law mandates that citizens fulfill their duty to …

Arson

Defending against arson charges in Colorado necessitates a deep comprehension of legal intricacies and precise factual understanding. Arson offenses vary from first-degree involving occupied …

Criminal Impersonation

In Colorado, criminal impersonation involves assuming a false identity to deceive, and the charge is graded by which form of the offense is alleged. Under C.R.S. 18-5-113, it can be a class 2 …

Computer Crime

Navigating computer crime legal defense in Colorado demands expert comprehension of complex legal frameworks governing digital misconduct. It’s essential to understand the variety of offenses like …

Identity theft in Colorado is a class 4 felony under C.R.S. 18-5-902(2)(a), carrying two to six years in prison, three years of mandatory parole, and a fine of $2,000 to $500,000. The statute contains …

Fraud

Fraud charges in Colorado encompass a variety of offenses, including identity theft, credit card fraud, and insurance fraud, each aimed at unlawful gain through deception. The legal implications range …

Forgery

Forgery in Colorado is defined as the intentional creation or alteration of a document to deceive. Key elements include false signatures, document alterations, and intent to defraud. Forgery can …

Defacing Property

Defacing property in Colorado is primarily governed by Title 18 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, involving unauthorized alterations or damage. It’s essential to comprehend the distinction between …

Tampering

Tampering in Colorado, defined as unauthorized alterations to property or systems, can lead to significant legal consequences, including fines and imprisonment, classified by the severity of the …

Trespassing

In Colorado, understanding trespassing laws is crucial for crafting a robust legal defense. Trespassing can be civil or criminal, with penalties ranging from fines to imprisonment. Key defenses …

Criminal Mischief

Criminal mischief in Colorado involves the intentional damage or defacement of another’s property. The charge can range from a petty offense to a class 2 felony, based entirely on the aggregate value …