Supreme Court ruling on DNA samples Denver criminal defense attorney Doug Richard speaks out about the supreme court ruling to allow police to take DNA samples from people they arrest — a subject that touches on both civil liberties as well as criminal prosecution. Attorney Richards talks about his experience with the procedure as a former federal prosecutor. “On June 3, 2013 the United States Supreme Court handed down a...

Denver Criminal Defense Cases Denver Attorney Helping Clients James recounts his experience in working with Denver criminal defense attorney Doug Richards, and his partner Stan. James remembers the experience as excellent, and is really pleased with the way the attorneys at Doug Richards’ office handled his case. “I was born in Denver, Colorado, and I’ve spent half of my life in Australia, and that’s where I...

Denver Criminal Defense Cases Man In Denver Charged With Assault With A Deadly Weapon Michael was charged with assault with a deadly weapon, after he shot at an intruder that broke into his home. He was confused and scared. Faced with a charge that carries mandatory prison time if convicted, he turned to Denver criminal defense attorney Doug Richards. Doug Richards was able to get the case dismissed, and Michael’s record was sealed....

Denver criminal defense attorney Doug Richards talks about CPAs who represent dispensaries calling his law firm for legal advice. For more information, or if you need legal help, contact the law offices of Colorado drug defense attorney Douglas Richards, or call 888-888-5280 for you free consultation. We get calls not just from medical marijuana dispensary owners, but we get calls from CPAs who represent medical marijuana dispensaries...

Colorado criminal defense attorney Doug Richards talks about cocaine possession charges, and the testing that goes along with it. For more information, or if you need legal help, contact the law offices of Colorado drug defense attorney Douglas Richards, or call 888-888-5280 for you free consultation. In the state of Colorado, if you are charged with possession of cocaine, the police will do preliminary testing–presumptive drug...