Power Law LLC

Amelia Power and Power Law have been honored by the Denver Bar Association and the DBA Access to Justice Committee for their outstanding pro bono contributions within the Denver legal community. This year there are six honorees and October is pro bono month. You can read the Colorado Lawyer article here: https://cl.cobar.org/departments/congratulations-to-the-2022-pro-bono-stars/

Power Law's commitment to pro bono representation is a fundamental part of the firm's philosophy to provide compassionate criminal defense and excellent service to accused individuals, as well as uplifting the social justice values we care so much about.

Power Law's client was unjustly held for 7 months and 22 days on a Denver Police Department investigatory hold.

Pamela Carty argued a brilliant Motion to Dismiss for Failure to Prosecute that was largely drafted by our outstanding paralegal Courtney McDonald. Today, the Denver DA dismissed this client's case with prejudice!

Read the whole story on our blog at the link below:

https://www.apowerlaw.com/blog/justice-delayed-justice-denied

Pamela Jane

Justice Delayed is Justice Denied — POWER LAW How Power Law won a Failure to Prosecute motion on behalf of a client who was incarcerated unfairly for almost eight months.