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Colorado Criminal Appeals
Do you need a Colorado criminal appeal lawyer? If so, contact the experienced defense attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss your case today
Federal Sentencing 101
Do you need a federal sentencing lawyer? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss your case today
Colorado Federal Criminal Lawyer
Do you need a Colorado federal criminal lawyer? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss your case today
Breaking Down the 2023 Federal Sentencing Guidelines Changes
Interested in the new Sentencing Guideline Changes from 2023? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss the federal sentencing guidelines today.
U.S. Sentencing Commission Proposed 2024 Sentencing Guidelines Amendments
Are you facing federal fraud charges? Need to understand federal sentencing guideline changes? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss your case today.
What’s Brewin’ With Bruen: A New Landscape for Defense of Gun Crimes
What to know how the Supreme Court’s decision in Bruen can impact federal firearm crimes? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss your case today.
Compassionate Release Guideline Amendments
Do you or your loved one need a compassionate release lawyer? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss the federal compassionate release today.
Gun Crime Defense Constitutional Rights
Are you charged with a gun crime and need an attorney read to fight? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss your Second Amendment rights.
Federal Compassionate Release
Do you or your loved one need a compassionate release lawyer? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss the federal compassionate release today.
Summit County Divorce: Restricting Parenting Time
What do you need to know about restricting parenting time in Colorado?
SAFETY VALVE IN FEDERAL SENTENCING
Do you or your loved one in federal court need a federal sentencing attorney? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss the federal safety valve today.
Prenup and Premarital Agreements in Colorado Divorce
Premarital agreements in Colorado divorce come up regularly for people with substantial assets. Are they enforceable?
Federal Intended Loss Sentencing
Do you or your loved one in federal court need a federal sentencing attorney? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss your speedy trial rights today.
Colorado Utility Easement Law
Utility easements are incredibly common in Colorado. At Newland Legal, we regularly see issues with our clients in Evergreen, Colorado, concerning how utility easements can work in practice. What are Colorado utility easements and what do you do when there is a dispute about them? Contact the experienced attorneys at Newland Legal today at (303) 948-1489 to speak to a lawyer about your case.
Federal Speedy Trial Attorney
The United States Constitution guarantees criminal defendants a right to a speedy trial. What does that actually mean in practice? In a recent case, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit reversed a conviction where the speedy trial rights of a federal criminal defendant were violated.
Do you or your loved one in federal court need to raise a speedy trial claim? If so, contact the experienced federal attorneys at Newland Legal at (303) 948-1489 to discuss your speedy trial rights today.
Federal Sentencing Drug Purity
In the federal criminal system, a great sentencing lawyer can make all the difference. One issue that comes up all the time is drug purity. How does drug purity impact your federal criminal sentence?
Colorado Hidden Divorce Assets
What to do when your spouse hides assets in a Colorado divorce?