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No-Drop Policy

Colorado policy giving the DA sole authority to prosecute domestic violence cases regardless of the victim's wishes.

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Can Someone Drop Domestic Violence Charges in Colorado?

Right Law Group's guide explains: "Colorado has extremely strict laws regarding domestic violence. It does not matter if it was your significant other, a neighbor, or another person who made the call; if the authorities believe there is evidence of a violent domestic dispute, they will make an arrest ."

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Can the Victim Drop Domestic Violence Charges

Right Law Group's guide explains: "It’s a common misconception that victims of domestic violence can simply drop the charges against their alleged abusers."

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Case Study: How a PTSD-Informed Defense Preserved a Military Career from a DV Charge in Colorado

Right Law Group's guide explains: "Key Findings: A Roadmap to Protecting Service and Future • The Lautenberg Amendment is a Career-Ender: A civilian domestic violence conviction triggers a lifetime firearm ban, making continued military service impossible."

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