Crimes With Constitutional Rights

Victim Rights
Crime victims have certain rights. If you are a victim of one of the crimes listed below, your rights are guaranteed by the Colorado Constitution:

Any crime which includes an act of domestic violence Assault - 1st, 2nd, 3rd degree; vehicular; on the elderly or disabled Bias - Motivated Harassment Burglary - 1st degree and 2nd degree Careless driving resulting in death Child abuse Child prostitution Crimes against at-risk adults or juveniles Criminally - negligent homicide and vehicular homicide Ethnic intimidation / biased motivated crimes as defined by C.R.S. 18-9-121 Harassment by stalking Hit and run resulting in death Incest - aggravated incest Indecent exposure Intimidation or aggravated intimidation of a victim or witness Invasion of privacy for sexual gratification Involuntary Servitude Kidnapping - 1st and 2nd degree

Manslaughter Menacing Murder - 1st and 2nd degree Posting a private image for harassment or pecuniary (monetary) gain Retaliation against a judge, juror, prosecutor, victim, or witness, elected official  Robbery - aggravated, aggravated of a controlled substance, of the elderly or disabled Sexual assault; unlawful sexual contact; sexual assault on a child; on a child by one in a position of trust; on a client by a psychotherapist Sexual exploitation of children Tampering with a witness or victim Trafficking in adults or children Any attempt, conspiracy, or solicitation of these crimes Violation of a criminal protection order under Section 18-1-1001, C.R.S., against a person charged with committing sexual assault, on a child, on a child by one in a position of trust, or on a client by a psychotherapist