About the Law Office of Mark T. Langston, P.C. — Criminal Defense Boulder Colorado
Criminal defense Boulder clients turn to the Law Office of Mark T. Langston, P.C. when charges threaten their record, job, or freedom. Attorney Mark T. Langston represents people accused of crimes throughout Boulder County, Colorado. The practice handles cases in the Boulder County Combined Court, where felonies and misdemeanors are heard daily. Because each case is different, Langston builds a defense around the specific facts and the client’s goals. He also explains the local process in plain terms, so clients know what to expect at each hearing. You can compare other firms on the Boulder attorney directory before deciding who fits your case.
Why Choose the Law Office of Mark T. Langston, P.C.
This is a solo-attorney firm, so the lawyer who answers your first call is the one who handles your case. That continuity matters when a case stretches across several months. Langston focuses on criminal matters rather than spreading across unrelated fields. As a result, clients work with someone who knows the judges, prosecutors, and procedures in the 20th Judicial District.
Criminal Defense Boulder — Practice Areas & Services
- DUI and DWAI defense, including cases filed in Boulder County Court.
- Drug possession and distribution charges under Colorado statute.
- Assault, domestic violence, and protection-order matters.
- Theft, trespass, and property-crime allegations.
- Probation violation hearings and record-sealing requests.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where will my criminal case be heard in Boulder?
Most cases are handled at the Boulder County Combined Court at 1777 Sixth Street, Boulder. Felonies go to District Court, while DUIs and misdemeanors are usually heard in County Court. Your attorney appears with you at each setting.
How much does a Boulder criminal defense lawyer cost?
Fees depend on whether the charge is a misdemeanor or felony and how complex the case becomes. Many firms offer an initial consultation to review the charges first. Ask about flat fees versus hourly billing before you hire anyone.
What happens at my first court appearance?
The first appearance is usually an advisement where the court states the charges and sets conditions of release. No plea is required that day in most felony cases. Your lawyer uses this time to request discovery and plan the next steps.
Quick Facts: Criminal Defense in Boulder, Colorado
- Local court: Boulder County is part of Colorado’s 20th Judicial District; the District Court has original jurisdiction over felony cases — Colorado Judicial Branch
- Courthouse: Boulder County Combined Court, 1777 Sixth Street, Boulder, CO 80302 — Colorado Judicial Branch
- Case types: The county and district court handles DUI, drug possession, theft, and domestic violence matters — 20th Judicial District
