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    10/10 recommend. Josiah went above and beyond for me. He worked his butt off and did the unthinkable within two months time. I was facing a prison sentence of 12-32 years. He managed to get the DA to agree to no jail and 3 years probation. ...
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    Mr. Cohen did a good job of setting expectations, and then exceeded them. My case was dismissed and I couldn't be happier with the quality of service. Mr. Cohen performed a very thorough investigation and kept me up to date on what was happ...
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    It was a pleasure working with Mr Cohen. Respectful, honest and knowledgeable, couldn’t of done better.

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    Working with Valerie was great. She was very knowledgeable about the laws surrounding my case and extremely professional. She made the process manageable and was very trustworthy.

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    We worked with Valerie Cole and she was exceptional. She has a unique way as an attorney of being thoughtful, and yet very direct and to the point. She doesn't swing up and down, always calm and professional. She sees the big picture and it...
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Being added to the sex offender registry can be one of the most devastating consequences for someone convicted of a sex crime. Registration is more than just an inconvenience; it can have life-altering consequences that limit your personal freedoms and hinder your ability to make a living.

The Sex Offender Registry in Colorado is a database maintained by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and contains information about individuals convicted of certain sex crimes in the state. This information may include your name, address, date of birth and the crime you were convicted of that triggered your sex offender registration requirement.

Sex offender registration can result from a wide range of offenses, including the following:

  • Sexual assault — This crime involves non-consensual sexual intrusion or penetration. Depending on the victim’s age and whether the defendant had a weapon, you could face up to 48 years in prison in addition to registering as a sex offender.
  • Enticement of a child — This crime involves luring a child under 15 years of age into a situation for the purpose of engaging in sexual activity. Depending on the circumstances, a conviction may carry up to 32 years in prison in addition to registering.
  • Unlawful sexual contact — Any sexual contact where the defendant knows the alleged victim does not consent is defined as unlawful sexual contact. If convicted, you can be sentenced to up to 16 years in prison. Depending on the circumstances, lifetime sex offender registration is a possibility.
  • Aggravated incest — Aggravated incest is defined as sexual contact with a biological child, stepchild, or child by adoption, who is under the age of 21. If convicted, you could face up to 32 years in prison, depending on the circumstances of your case. You could also be required to register as a sex offender for the rest of your life.

Other convictions that require sex offender registry include the following:

  • Sexual assault on a child
  • Sexual assault on a child by a psychotherapist
  • Patronizing a child of prostitution

Being charged with a sex crime, regardless of if you’re convicted, can be damaging enough to your life. If you have been charged with a sexual offense and are facing the possibility of having to register as a sex offender, it’s critical to work with an experienced criminal defense attorney.

The Polansky Law Firm in Boulder can help if you’re looking for a strong firm to fight sex crimes charges. For legal assistance, contact us at 303-415-2583 or contact us online.