If you or your child have been charged with a crime and attend one of our states educational institutions the ramifications of a criminal conviction can be devastating. In my 22 years of experience I have represented students at all major Colorado campuses including: The University of Denver (DU), The University of Colorado (CU), Colorado State University (CSU), and University of Northern Colorado (UNC). I have practiced criminal law exclusively as both a prosecutor and a defense attorney, my entire career. I understand the criminal courts and the long term effect a criminal conviction can have on student’s future.
I represent students charged with:
- Possession of Drugs
- Distribution of Drugs
- Minor in Possession (underage drinking)
- DUI (drinking and driving)
- Sex Assault
- Traffic Violations
- Assault / Battery
Whether you or your loved one has been arrested by local law enforcement, campus police, or if these entities just want to “talk” to you please call us today to schedule a FREE consultation. Know your rights and options BEFORE you talk to the police or consider going to court alone.
Saved my future. Highly recommend Greg!
Greg helped with a case where they were going to revoke my deferred judgment and give me a felony. This would ultimately ruin my future and any chance I had at Howard mobility and the life I want. For a few months it seemed pretty imminent that there was a slim to none chance of saving the deferred. But Greg did not give up. He pulled out all the stops and got me an outcome that I am more than grateful for. Greg is knowledgeable, and cares about his clients. He gets things done and gets you the best scenario. I was up to date every step of the way anencephaly had complete confidence in him. I will continue to recommend Greg to anyone who is in need of help!
~ Michael
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