Violent Crimes Lawyer in Denver
Strategic Defense in Metro Denver and Across the Front Range
Violent crime cases often involve allegations of force, serious bodily injury, weapons, or threats of harm. They may also trigger sentencing enhancers, protection orders, and complex factual disputes about intent, self-defense, or witness credibility.
These cases are different from general felony matters because they often turn on fast-moving events, conflicting witness accounts, forensic evidence, and whether the prosecution can prove the required mental state. Effective defense work requires a detailed review of what happened before, during, and after the alleged incident.
Law Offices of M. Colin Bresee is exclusively devoted to criminal defense for individuals accused of serious violent offenses in Jefferson, Douglas, Arapahoe, and El Paso Counties.
As a former Colorado prosecutor with more than 30 years in criminal law, Attorney Bresee understands how violent crime cases are investigated and presented. We use that experience to carefully examine the evidence, challenge unsupported allegations, and prepare every case with trial in mind.
Call (970) 614-0913 or complete our online contact form to request a complimentary in-office or virtual consultation with our Denver violent crimes attorney. We are available 24/7.
What Sets Us Apart?
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Former Prosecutor
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Results-Driven, Trial-Ready Advocacy
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24/7 Availability & Direct Access
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Free, Confidential Consultations
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30+ Years of Experience
Potential Penalties for Violent Crime Convictions
Violent crimes are often charged as serious felonies under Colorado law.
Depending on the allegations and circumstances, penalties may include:
- Lengthy prison sentences
- Mandatory incarceration requirements
- Significant fines and court costs
- Probation and parole supervision
- Restitution payments
- Protective or restraining orders
- Firearm restrictions
- Mandatory treatment or counseling programs
Certain offenses may be subject to Colorado's crime-of-violence sentencing provisions, which can substantially increase potential prison exposure and limit sentencing alternatives.
The Hidden Consequences of a Conviction
The consequences of a violent crime conviction often continue long after a sentence has been completed.
A criminal record can affect nearly every aspect of your life, including: