The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution protects citizens from unreasonable search and seizure and was established to help protect the rights, safety, and property of all people. Without the Fourth Amendment, law enforcement would have free access to willfully search your person and property. Whether or not you have something to hide is irrelevant — you have the right to privacy and to not be s…Read More
Millions of veterans are living in poverty in the U.S. and are struggling just to make ends meet. And while organizations are doing what they can to offer assistance and relief, it can be challenging and emotionally difficult for veterans to get back on their feet. This may cause some veterans to resort to stealing in order to get what they need. However, there are laws surrounding theft, robbery,…Read More
When most people hear the term “domestic violence,” they imagine a Lifetime movie with the stereotypical wife-beater using his partner as a punching bag. However, domestic violence can take many forms and affect people of all types. At the Law Offices of Murphy & Price, LLP., we have met many people charged with criminal domestic violence or child abuse and they are distraught because they…Read More
Over the last two decades, a lot has changed and been clarified as it applies to consent and sexual contact. However, some things have led to lines being blurred, including the widespread popularity of alcohol and recreational drugs, increased social acceptance of open relationships and fluid sexuality, and the use of digital technology and social media. More and more people are finding themselves…Read More
In previous posts, we have discussed the role of social media and how what you post, share, or send via Snapchat and other social media platforms can significantly impact your criminal trial. However, in the digital era, there are so many more digital platforms landing people in trouble and making criminal defense a little more difficult. The waters get a little murky when we discuss the legalitie…Read More
The law exists to protect citizens from themselves and others. Violations of the law are punishable through legal action. The law and judges expect citizens to resist the temptation to break the law under normal circumstances. In some cases, however, law enforcement officers will use a tactic known as criminal entrapment to entice, coerce, or lure a person to engage in criminal activity and then a…Read More
Colorado is known for many things — 14-ers that are perfect for hiking and skiing Recreational marijuana Gorgeous natural beauty, all year round Hunting and camping Rich art culture This winter, thousands of tourists will flock to our many ski towns — Steamboat Springs, Aspen, Breckenridge, Vail, Winter Park, and more! There, tourists will explore the mild winters, tall mountains, and take par…Read More
First things first, from our entire law office, thank you for your service. If you are reading this post, it means that you are serving (or have a loved one who is serving) and are facing punitive action. At the Law Office of Murphy and Price, we have dedicated the last few decades to providing criminal defense to the service members and their family members stationed in and around Colorado Spring…Read More
One of the most common complaints we get from our clients is how their social media is impacting their case. We have covered this topic in a few of our previous posts, that, if you haven’t read yet, you may want to: Can Snapchat Be Used Against You In a Court Case? How Social Media Can Affect Your DUI Case How Social Media Can Hurt Your Criminal Defense Case The three main takeaways and common t…Read More
Colorado is a recreational use state, allowing adults over the age of 21 to make their own choices regarding consumption of cannabis for recreational use. Of course, as with any overarching headline, it comes with subtext. In many of our recent previous posts, we have covered, in great detail, Colorado’s recreational use laws, how they apply to you, and how you may find yourself facing drug char…Read More
