By Staff Attorney The Gasper Law Group, PLLC Maybe you drank too much. Maybe you punched too much. Whatever the case, you’ve been arrested. So what happens next? Depending on when you are arrested, you might have a chance to…
By Staff Attorney The Gasper Law Group, PLLC The U.S. Federal Sentencing Guidelines are rules that establish uniform sentencing policy for individuals and organizations convicted of felonies and serious (Class A) misdemeanors in the American federal court system. Although Colorado…
By Staff Attorney The Gasper Law Group, PLLC The following strange and fascinating cases bring a whole new meaning to the phrase “getting away with murder.” The Matrix Defense In July of 2002, Tonda Lynn Ansley of Hamilton, Ohio shot and…
By The Gasper Law Group Staff Attorney If police recently arrested you for marijuana DUI, or your daughter called from a jail cell after being stopped at a DUI checkpoint, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed and scared. At the same time,…
By Caryn J. Adams Partner and Attorney The Gasper Law Group, PLLC I often tell those who come to see me that a good criminal defense attorney plays two principal roles. On the one hand, a defense attorney does in…
By Caryn J. Adams Partner and Managing Attorney The Gasper Law Group, PLLC Several times in the past few months, I’ve talked with people, both clients and other acquaintances, with some odd misconceptions of what it’s like to serve a…
By Caryn J. Adams Partner and Managing Attorney The Gasper Law Group Drug Cases: Different Rules for Sealing To every rule, there is an exception. To the rule that no conviction may be sealed, the exception is criminal conviction records…
“You are under arrest for assault … you have the right to remain silent … “ So what exactly are they saying you did? I mean, all you really did was defend your honor in the bar when someone else…
“You are under arrest for Domestic Violence … you have the right to remain silent … “ By The Gasper Law Group, PLLC, Criminal Division Staff “Domestic violence” in Colorado is defined as “an act or threatened act of violence…
By Brandon A. Prenger* Hey welcome back. If you’re reading this you have decided that option number 1 is not going to work out. That leaves you with option 2. Let’s keep in mind, all the standard restrictions apply to…
