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    4450 Arapahoe Avenue,
    Suite 100,
    Boulder, Colorado 80303

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    720-500-6021

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  • 5.0/5.0

    I was surprised at this Lawyer's expertise in the handling of my case. Not only was he responsive with details and the progress of my case, but he was very pro-active resulting in the dismissal of the case. I could not have hoped for a bett...
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  • 5.0/5.0

    The Polanski law firm is so professional ,the dedication they invest on each case is above and beyond amazing . They are very compassionate and work hard to fight for their clients . I am so thankful I hired Josiah Cohen to represent my s...
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  • 5.0/5.0

    No words can explain how grateful I am for Josiah and the Polansky law firm , just a few months ago i was falsely arrested and put in jail off of no evidence and a fabricated story. I was in and out of the system from when I was 16 to 21 ye...
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  • 5.0/5.0

    Superb team of Lawyers and Staff, really helped me out and made the truth come to light. Josiah Cohen, in specific, was always available, attentive, and knowledgeable. I went from having my life turned upside down to seeing a bright future...
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  • 5.0/5.0

    It was a pleasure working with Josiah and Polanski Law firm. During the first consult, Josiah demonstrated a level of assertiveness, understanding, and creativity that reassured me that my case was in capable hands. Josiah was also incredib...
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Colorado’s “Intent to Permanently Deprive” Requirement in Theft Cases

In Colorado, the core of any theft prosecution is proving “intent to permanently deprive.” Unlike crimes defined simply as possession of someone else’s property, the prosecution prove a specific state Read More

How Colorado Has Changed the Rules on Forensic Evidence

In 2025, Colorado enacted sweeping reforms that set new standards for how crime labs operate, report misconduct, and impact both new and existing criminal cases. For too long, forensic evidence Read More

When Can a Juvenile Offender Be Prosecuted as an Adult in Colorado?

Colorado’s juvenile justice system generally treats minors differently than adults. However, there are circumstances when a child accused of a serious crime faces prosecution in adult court. In some cases, Read More

How Crimes Are Classified and Penalized in Colorado

In Colorado, crimes are classified into various categories, or classes, that determine the severity of the offense and the corresponding penalties. The primary categories of crimes in Colorado are felonies, Read More

Colorado Lawmakers Advance Bill to Regulate Semiautomatic Firearms

A bill currently under consideration in the Colorado Legislature proposes significant changes to the regulation of certain semiautomatic firearms within the state. This bill specifically targets the manufacture and sale Read More

Courts Split on Whether Geofence Warrants are Permissible Under the Fourth Amendment

For decades, police investigators have obtained warrants to tap the phones of individuals suspected of criminal misconduct. To do this lawfully, a judge must find probable cause exists that the Read More

"Switch" Attachment on Handgun Triggers More Serious Charge in Colorado Springs Case

Several devices exist to alter the way certain firearms work. One example is a “switch,” which is a small aftermarket attachment that allows a user to press a button and Read More

Misuse of COVID Relief Funds Leads to Federal Conviction for Colorado Funeral Home Owners

As we approach the fifth anniversary of when the COVID-19 pandemic first hit the United States, eventually taking more than one million American lives, most people’s daily routines have gone Read More

Colorado Court Reverses Domestic Violence Conviction Due to Constitutional Violation

Domestic violence prosecutions often stem from situations where the alleged victim and the accused have a long, complicated relationship history. With this in mind, it is important that defendants in Read More

Colorado Clean Slate Act Goes Into Effect, Automatically Sealing More than 100,000 Criminal Records

A criminal conviction, even for a nonviolent offense, can have longstanding effects on someone’s life. While a supposed goal of the justice system is to reintegrate offenders back into society Read More

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