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June 19, 2020| News Release| coda18
A former Englewood police officer was sentenced last week to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to sexual... Read More → Former officer gets jail time in Highlands Ranch assault
June 16, 2020| News Release| coda18
A former Aurora police officer who pleaded guilty to DUI and other counts in Douglas County Court was... Read More → Former officer sentenced for DUI in Castle Rock
June 1, 2020| News Release| coda18
The Arapahoe County Grand Jury has indicted Jeffrey Scott Beier for the murder of Charlene Voight, among... Read More → Grand jury indicts man for murder in 2016 Littleton case
May 22, 2020| News Release| coda18
In a first for the 18th Judicial District, Chief Judge Michelle Amico today swore in two prosecutors during a... Read More → 18th Judicial District Chief Judge swears in prosecutors via Zoom
May 11, 2020| News Release| coda18
A Baca County judge will be spending time in jail after her second DUI offense within two years. Debra... Read More → 2nd DUI for judge will result in time in jail
April 29, 2020| News Release| coda18
District Attorney George Brauchler has decided to expand eligibility for the Conviction Review Unit (CRU) he... Read More → Eligibility for conviction review expanded
April 14, 2020| News Release| coda18
All of us are adapting in large and small ways to restrictions imposed because of the pandemic. We are... Read More → 18th JD DA Spring Citizen’s Academy goes all-online
April 8, 2020| News Release| coda18
Questions are increasingly being asked about enforcement of the statewide stay-at-home orders. The media has... Read More → DA Brauchler addresses concerns raised during stay-at-home orders
April 6, 2020| News Release| coda18
Two petitions by criminal defense lawyers and joined by the ACLU filed with the Colorado Supreme Court on... Read More → Colorado Supreme Court denies advocates’ petitions
March 30, 2020| News Release| coda18
Independent of Gov. Jared Polis’ sweeping, five-day-old, stay-at-home order, the Office of the District... Read More → DA Brauchler’s office finds ways to work through COVID-19 changes
