Fort Collins Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney Blog

 Assault on a Peace Officer Lawyer Near Me in Fort Collins
Assault on a Police Officer Can Be a Misdemeanor or a Felony

Using physical force against peace officer, firefighter, or medical personnel is charged as Second Degree Assault on a Peace Officer, a felony, in Fort Collins and Larimer County. However, there is a misdemeanor charge related to Assaulting the Police and it is  found under the Third Degree Assault statute. A woman is facing the more serious felony charge after being Continue Reading

Solicitation and Patronizing Attorney Near Me in Fort Collins
Latest Prostitution Sting Yields 21 Arrests 

Patronizing a Prostitute and Soliciting for Prostitution are the common charges filed after a Fort Collins prostitution sting. Recently, the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office performed a sting operation, where they posted fake prostitution ads on popular websites like Backpage. Over 400 people responded, with 21 setting up appointments to meet with a made-up prostitute for sex. The 21 were arrested after going to the set-up Continue Reading

Fort Collins Trespassing Attorney
Serial Trespasser Repeatedly Tries to Sneak on Flights

Remaining in a place after someone has asked you to leave, or unlawfully entering somewhere is charged as Trespassing in Fort Collins and Larimer County. A woman has been named a serial trespasser, as she has been charged multiple times for the same offense – going into airports in order to sneak onto flights. She has previously been successful in Continue Reading

Fort Collins Drunk Driving Attorney
Drunk Man Mistakes Bank for Taco Bell Drive Thru

In Fort Collins, Loveland, and Estes Park, Driving Under the Influence or DUI is charged when a person operates a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. When a Fort Collins police officer pulls someone over, they must have probable cause to arrest them for DUI. That probable cause is often established through the voluntary roadside tests Continue Reading

Fort Collins Hit and Run Lawyer
New Penalties for Leaving the Scene of an Accident in Larimer County 

A new law regarding one’s Duty to Report Accident is going into effect on New Year’s Day and outlines a new punishment related to leaving the scene of an accident in Fort Collins and Larimer County. As of January 1, 2018, committing a Hit and Run or Leaving the Scene of an Accident where injury is involved will lose you your driver’s license. Continue Reading

Fort Collins Domestic Violence Defense Attorney
Merry Christmas from the O’Malley Law Office! 

We, here at the O’Malley Law Office hope you and your family had a very Merry Christmas filled with family, fun, and festivities. However, we know that often the holiday season can be stressful and stress can lead to tension and arguments with loved ones. Sometimes, things can go too far and the police get involved with a domestic issue. Whether Continue Reading