Colorado Sex Crimes Attorneys
Defending Against Sexual Assault, Unlawful Sexual Contact, and Sex Offender Registration
Sex offense allegations in Colorado threaten your freedom, your reputation, and — on conviction — mandatory registration as a sex offender. If police have contacted you but no charges have been filed, that window matters: what you say before charges are filed can shape the entire case. At Robinson & Henry, our criminal defense attorneys challenge how the allegation was investigated, test the physical and digital evidence behind it, and make the state prove every element of its case.
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In some instances, individuals convicted of sex offenses in Colorado can petition the court to be removed from the sex offender registry. However, the specific requirements can vary depending on the nature of the offense and other factors.
Individuals who want to be removed from the sex offender registry should seek to meet general requirements. These include completing any necessary treatment or supervisory programs, waiting a certain amount of time after their conviction, and refraining from future criminal activity.
Entrapment may be a viable defense if law enforcement pressured, heavily pursued, or threatened to blackmail you into committing a crime. If you believe you were a victim of entrapment, connecting with an experienced defense attorney is a crucial course of action.
The mistake-of-age defense allows a defendant to argue that they reasonably believed the victim was older than the age of consent. This defense can only be used in certain circumstances, such as when the victim is at least 15 years old and the defendant is not in a position of trust.
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