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Category Archive: 18-1.3-406

Jul 03

New 2016 Colorado Law Restores Discretion To Judges Sentencing In Crimes Of Violence Cases – 18-1.3-406

By H. Michael Steinberg Colorado Assault And Violent Crimes Criminal Defense Lawyer New 2016 Colorado Law Restores Discretion To Judges Sentencing In Crimes Of Violence Cases 18-1.3-406 – Effective July 1, 2016, a new Colorado Law restores the discretion in the sentencing decision in crimes of violence which was taken from Colorado judges decades ago. When Governor Hickenlooper signed Colorado Senate Bill 16-51 into law the new law will mean that Colorado judges can now … Read The Rest

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