In Larimer County, Colorado, the justice system takes any effort to improperly influence a government official very seriously. If you’ve been charged with Attempt to Influence a Public Servant, you’re facing a serious felony charge with potentially life-altering consequences. Whether the charge stems from a miscommunication, an overzealous investigator, or a misunderstanding during a routine interaction with a government official, Continue Reading
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Fort Collins Attempt to Influence a Public Servant Attorney A Wild Revenge Plot Gone Wrong
Attempt to Influence a Public Servant is charged when someone is accused of lying to alter a public servant’s action. In what seems to a be a really wild revenge plot gone wrong, a woman is facing Attempt to Influence a Public Servant charges after she made a report that a Colorado councilwoman had inappropriate contact with her own 2-year-old Continue Reading
Fort Collins Attempt to Influence a Public Servant Attorney Police Officer Lying to Get the Job
In Fort Collins and Larimer County, Attempt to Influence a Public Servant is charged when a person is accused of lying to law enforcement (public servant) to change or affect a particular outcome. Recently, an Erie police officer was charged with this crime, along with Forgery, for lying when he applied to be an officer with Erie Police. According to Continue Reading
Attempt to Influence a Public Servant in Fort Collins Fake COVID Letters Lead to Felony Charges
Attempt to Influence a Public Servant is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person lies to a government employee to change the outcome of that employee’s decision. Last week, I posted a blog about a woman who was accused of forging doctor excuse letters to get out of going to court. In a brief synopsis, the woman Continue Reading