Colorado Record Sealing Attorney
Can You Have Your Colorado Criminal History Sealed?
Colorado’s recent sealing law gives those with eligible convictions a chance to minimize the negative impacts (eg. ineligibility for employment, loss of housing, loss of professional licenses, Second Amendment Rights) of these criminal convictions have had on their lives by having their records sealed.
Most candidates must reach out to the Court to apply for the privilege of record sealing. There are no guarantees that an application will be granted. Most candidates will be in better position to have a criminal history or conviction record seal by having an experienced Colorado criminal record sealing attorney fight for them and help navigate the sealing process.
And experienced record sealing attorney can file a motion with the court in which you were convicted and include a certificate of disposition, a sworn statement indicating the convictions you are trying to have sealed, and will advocate for you to make a compelling case for why your criminal history or conviction record should be sealed.
The prosecutor’s office can challenge any sealing application, and eligibility alone is not enough to guarantee your application will be approved. Working with a highly qualified criminal defense lawyer to file your application and supporting documents will give you your best chance to have your criminal records sealed.
Contact Ryan Brackley to discuss sealing your Colorado criminal history and conviction records.
By retaining Ryan W. Brackley, a defendant can maximize the chances
that:
- Ryan Brackley will use the most experienced investigators and experts to look into the case to get ahead of the police and prosecutors, whether there has already been an arrest or an investigation is on-going.
- He or she will be released from custody on the lowest possible amount of bail or on his or her own recognizance;
- He or she may be able to prevail on a motion to dismiss the indictment (if the indictment is defective);
- He or she may be able to suppress any evidence illegally seized by investigators (if the evidence was obtained in violation of the defendant’s rights);
- He or she will be able to prevail at trial;
- He or she will be able to obtain the best plea bargain possible should there be compelling
evidence of the defendant’s guilt; and - He or she will be able to receive a non-prison sentence, or one which results in the lowest amount of prison time possible.
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