That is why you need Vee Iyer, a juvenile crime attorney in Arapahoe County. Don't take any chances. You child's freedom is too important. Your child should be growing up and having fun, not spending their youth in prison.
To make sure you have the very best legal representation for your son or daughter, you will need an experienced juvenile crime attorney in Arapahoe County to help you. Did you know that if your child's case becomes a direct file case, your child could go to adult prison?
But there are many other options as well.
The state can file charges against a juvenile in adult court (district court). The direct file system allows Colorado prosecutors under certain circumstances to try juveniles who are 14 years or older as adults.
This primarily happens in situations where it is alleged that the juvenile committed a violent crime. This can lead to a prison sentence.
Some juveniles are convicted as adults. The judge can sentence them to a full adult prison sentence, which is suspended on the condition of successful completion of a sentence at Colorado’s Youthful Offender System (YOS). YOS is a prison program for youth that aims to prepare those convicted under direct file age 14-18, and other felony cases age 19-21, to be productive members of society.
If you have a child who has been charged with a crime, you need to act immediately and contact the Juvenile Crime Attorney in Arapahoe County at the Iyer Law Office.
Attorney Iyer will fight for your child’s rights. Don't take any chances. Protect your child's future and freedom.
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