Colorado Juvenile Defense Attorneys
Defending Delinquency and Direct File Cases—and Clearing Your Child's Record
When a child is charged in Colorado, the consequences reach well past the courtroom—into school, college applications, and jobs years from now. At Robinson & Henry, our juvenile defense attorneys move fast to keep the case in juvenile court, challenge how your child was questioned by police or school officials, and stop the earliest decisions in the case from being permanent ones.
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In Colorado, the process of sealing criminal records only applies to adults. On the other hand, juvenile records can be expunged, effectively erasing them from existence unless a violent crime has been committed.
Yes, in Colorado your child is entitled to an attorney. This right is guaranteed by the state’s laws, regardless of the age or nature of the charges.
If your child faces criminal charges, seeking guidance from a skilled legal professional is crucial.
Generally, police cannot detain a child between the ages of 10 and 12. However, there are exceptions. The court can order a child detained if they’re facing felony charges, weapons charges, or have a history of committing either of these charges.
Children have the right to legal representation. Contact our criminal law attorneys to learn more.
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