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Since 1979, Kurtz & Peckham has provided compassionate, responsive, and
aggressive representation to individuals facing criminal charges.
We have extensive experience defending the rights of people arrested and
accused of criminal offenses. Our firm's defense of criminal matters includes
all types of cases, ranging from minor infractions and misdemeanors to the most
serious felony indictments. We handle cases such as
driving under the influence
of drugs or alcohol, domestic violence, child abuse,
restraining orders, assaults, sexual offenses,
juvenile delinquency, drug possession,
theft, administrative violations, DMV hearings, and post-conviction challenges.
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The attorneys at Kurtz & Peckham are passionately committed to the defense of
persons accused of crimes. We have never prosecuted anyone on behalf of a
government, state, federal, or county agency. We are always on the side of the
defendant. Katy Kurtz, Mary Peckham, and Thom Cincotta have extensive court
experience as well as sharp negotiating skills, crucial in persuading district
attorneys, judges, and juries to find in favor of our clients.
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| As a small law firm, Kurtz & Peckham provides close personal attention to our
client's needs. We have a dedicated, well-trained staff of paralegals and legal
assistants who help to ensure that you receive up to date information concerning
the status of your case, changes in court scheduling, and payments.
New in Colorado Criminal Law
2009
H.B. 09-1227 Equity
skimming. Expands the definition
of the criminal offense of
equity skimming to include the
act of continuing to collect
rent from a tenant after
foreclosure and sale of the
property to another person.
Effective September 1, 2009
H.B. 09-1266 Penalties -
loss of driving privileges.
Eliminates the loss of driving
privileges as a penalty upon a
conviction of one of the
following criminal offenses:
• Criminal mischief involving
defacing property or damage to a
motor vehicle
• Forgery of a penalty
assessment notice issued to a
minor;
• Unlawful use of a controlled
substance, marihuana, or
marihuana concentrate, or
• Unlawful use, distribution,
manufacturing, dispensing, sale
or possession of a controlled
substance, marihuana, or
marihuana concentrate.
Revokes driving privileges for a
first-conviction of a minor in
possession of alcohol only if
the minor fails to complete an
alcohol evaluation, assessment,
or program ordered by the court
in connection with such a
conviction.
Effective August 5, 2009
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"Every time I use Kurtz &
Peckham's service I get victory, keep up the great service you provide.
Thank you all" - August 2007 |
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