Fort Collins Third Degree Arson Lawyer
When investigators are looking into an alleged arson, it is a very serious situation. Fires have an immense impact both financially and personally and Fort Collins police or Larimer County fire investigators try to build a case against you when interviewing you about what happened. Much of the time, fires are not started on purpose. It is important to not make any statements to the Loveland police or any other government official even if you feel you haven’t done anything wrong. If you are charged with Third Degree Arson, you need a knowledgeable arson lawyer on your side to fight for your rights.
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Larimer County Third Degree ArsonWhat is the Definition?
The law defines Third Degree Arson as when:
Fort Collins Third Degree Criminal Arson Sentence
As a Class 4 felony, Third Degree Criminal Arson, C.R.S. 18-4-104, is punishable by:
- a two to six year prison sentence
- three-years parole
- restitution ranging anywhere from $2,000 to $500,000
Third Degree Arson Case Examples in Grand County
As a Class 4 felony, Third Degree Criminal Arson, C.R.S. 18-4-104, is punishable by:
- a two to six year prison sentence
- three-years parole
- restitution ranging anywhere from $2,000 to $500,000
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Boulder County Arson Charges: How an Attorney Can Help
Spending time in prison would dramatically change your current life course and your future. With over 20 years experience defending clients charged with Third Degree Arson in Larimer County and surrounding areas, we will fight to get you an acquittal or not guilty verdict.