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You have been convicted of a crime, what are your options now?
- posted: Jul. 28, 2020
Many people believe that the moment the jury finds you guilty, or you accept a plea of guilty, that is the end of the line. At the Polansky Law Firm, Read More
Changing the way we police, prosecute, judge, and punish is the essence of criminal-justice reform. – Bryan Stevenson
- posted: Jun. 02, 2020
By Josiah Cohen, Law Clerk at Polansky Law Firm (3L at CU Law School) Whether you’re driving through the city, scrolling through social media, or watching the evening news, it’s impossible to Read More
New "Simplified" Expungement/Sealing Law
- posted: Aug. 15, 2018
Expungement is a legal order that allows a person to claim that they have no juvenile delinquency record. Expungement is similar to the sealing of criminal records. But, expungement is Read More
Why You Should Take Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings Seriously
- posted: Jun. 21, 2016
Our society and our laws treat the magic age of eighteen as a bright line in many ways. When it comes to the justice system, we have two separate courts Read More
Hire Civilian Counsel for Military Justice?
- posted: May 11, 2016
Military service members, just like civilians, are subject to the local and federal criminal laws of the United States. However, service members are also subject to the US Armed Forces’ Read More
Medical Marijuana and DUIs
- posted: May 11, 2016
Even though both recreational and medical marijuana are legal in Colorado, state law is very clear that driving while high is illegal. Having a medical marijuana card is not a Read More
MONTGOMERY V. LOUISIANA: BRINGING JUSTICE TO ALL
- posted: Apr. 07, 2016
On June 25, 2012, the Supreme Court decided Miller v. Alabama, holding that sentencing children to life without parole, without first considering the mitigating effects of youth, was cruel and Read More
FEDERAL PROSECUTION IN MARIJUANA CASES IN COLORADO
- posted: Nov. 02, 2015
Despite the passage of Amendment 64, the federal law still outlaws the possession or cultivation of marijuana. While there is an informal policy not to enforce the federal law in Read More
NEW CLEMENCY INITIATIVE FOR FEDERAL CONVICTIONS BRINGS HOPE
- posted: Oct. 24, 2014
In April 2014, the Deputy Attorney General James M. Cole announced a new Clemency Iniative through the Department of Justice to the President of the United States whereby persons convicted Read More
CBS PROFILE OF MONTOYA CASE AND JLWOP
- posted: Sep. 22, 2014
DENVER (CBS4) - “I was just sent to prison… for a crime I never committed,” Lorenzo Montoya says. At 29 years old, he has spent nearly half his life behind Read More
