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FAQ How can Rights & Liberties Law Firm help me if I’m charged with a crime? The firm conducts its own investigation, challenges police evidence, advocates for clients at bond hearings, litigates constitutional violations and prepares aggressively for trial. If a negotiated resolution is in the client’s best interest, the attorneys present mitigating evidence to pursue a favorable plea or sentence. They handle a broad range of felony and misdemeanor charges and encourage potential clients to start with a free case quote. What is pre‑filing representation, and why might I need it? Pre‑filing representation occurs before formal charges are filed. Attorneys can communicate with law‑enforcement investigators and prosecutors to supply exculpatory information, negotiate for diversion or reduced charges and preserve evidence that may prevent or lessen charges. Early intervention can often improve the outcome. What happens during a criminal appeal in Colorado? Appeals challenge legal errors such as improperly admitted testimony, flawed jury instructions or insufficient evidence. The process includes filing a notice of appeal, obtaining and reviewing the trial record, submitting written briefs and presenting oral argument. The appellate court then issues an opinion. Successful appeals require meticulous research and writing. What is postconviction relief, and who is eligible to seek it? Postconviction relief under Colorado Rule 35 allows someone to challenge a conviction after sentencing. Grounds include illegal sentences, ineffective assistance of counsel, newly discovered evidence, coerced confessions, withheld exculpatory evidence or juror misconduct. Deadlines vary depending on the level of offense, and judges consider factors such as credibility of new evidence and whether the errors undermined the verdict. What are the key elements of a stalking charge in Colorado? A stalking charge requires proof that the accused made a credible threat and knowingly followed, approach