Robbery Lawyer
If you have been accused of robbery, you could face felony charges, incarceration, hefty fines, and other serious consequences.
The Dadvocates can provide protection and support for clients throughout Colorado. We handle entire cases remotely.
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Why Trust the Legal Team at The Dadvocates?
The Dadvocates team is the only firm in the state of Colorado specifically dedicated to helping men and fathers protect their rights. From child support to criminal charges, our legal team passionately fights for justice for you and your family. Facing the judicial system alone can be frightening and stressful. It is important to have someone on your side.
If you have been accused of robbery, burglary, or another criminal charge, the time to hire an attorney is now. We ensure our clients are looked after every step of the way to ensure the best possible outcome. Don't wait, schedule a consultation with us today. You can reach a robbery lawyer at our legal practice online, or by calling:
(720) 749-2876
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Charlotte Anthony
2021
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2021
After years of fighting for visitation rights, my brother was not only awarded those rights but joint legal custody as well. Samara and her team are very knowledgeable, persistent, and professional. If you need legal representation that will fight for you and get the job done this team is who I recommend. You won’t be disappointed. Our family is forever grateful for all the hard work and dedication from this firm. Thanks again and many blessings upon your family for bridging the gap in ours.
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Understanding the Charges
In Colorado, all forms of robbery charges are considered felonies. You might be charged with one of three types:
Robbery
Robbery, in its most basic form, is committed when you knowingly take anything of value from another person by the use of force, threats, or intimidation.
Aggravated Robbery
The crime becomes aggravated when you are armed with a deadly weapon, state you are armed with a weapon, or are in possession of any article that one would reasonably believe is a deadly weapon. This also entails knowingly wounding or striking anyone who resists the robbery and putting them in reasonable fear of injury or death.
Aggravated Robbery of Controlled Substances
Colorado also makes it a separate robbery charge when the crime consists of force or threats to steal a controlled substance from a pharmacy or other location where they are legally kept.
If you have been charged with robbery or armed robbery you are probably wondering what will happen next...
The Path to Justice
We can handle your entire case remotely, from start to finish.
"With The Dadvocates you get an aggressive litigation team that puts their client first and uncompromising devotion to fight for the best outcome possible. They understand the challenges you face in the legal system and have the expertise to help you navigate and overcome them." Zeke Spellazza (2020)
We understand the challenges you face.
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Your Defense Strategy
There are many possible defense strategies. You and your lawyer will discuss the unique circumstance of your case and develop an aggressive defense strategy to demonstrate your innocence or result in diminished charges. Defenses that may apply to you include...
Entrapment includes cases in which another person pushed you to commit a crime that you would not have done on your own with the intent of prosecuting.
Duress involves proving that a defendant was forced by someone else to commit the crime by threatening them either with bodily harm or death.
If you were intoxicated through circumstances beyond your control, or without your knowledge or consent, you can plead involuntary intoxication.
This defense applies when the defendant in that particular situation would have reasonably believed that immediate physical danger appeared to be present if they did not go through with the action.
A common defense strategy is proof of an alibi. A defendant can demonstrate innocence if they have evidence, such as eyewitness testimony, of being at a different location at the time of the crime.
