Domestic Violence Dismissed
September 25, 2026 – Our client was charged with assault as an act of domestic violence. We saw the flaws in the case immediately and set it for trial. When the pre-trial readiness conference approached, the district attorney finally saw things our way and dismissed the case. Prosecutors’ offices know we’re not afraid to go to trial, and the results we get speak for themselves.
DUI Dismissed
September 17, 2026 – Our client was charged with a DUI despite limited bad driving behavior and a low BAC. Instead of accepting a DWAI or reckless driving charge, we were able to negotiate a full dismissal of the entire case and our client was able to seal his record.
Domestic Violence Dismissed
September 15, 2026 – Domestic violence cases are rarely dismissed because Colorado law requires prosecution if there is probable cause supporting a charge. Our client was charged with assault and harassment as an act of domestic violence. We were offered a plea agreement but demonstrated to the district attorney that our client was not guilty. More than that, we were able to demonstrate that our client was actually the victim in this case. This resulted in a full dismissal of domestic violence charges and the ability to seal her record.
Domestic Violence Dismissed
September 8, 2026 – Sometimes, domestic violence cases need to be set for trial to see meaningful progress. We heavily litigated a domestic violence case by filing several evidentiary motions and requests for sanctions against the district attorney’s office. By the time of pre-trial readiness, we were prepared to proceed and fight for our client. But the district attorney decided they could not prove the case after our battling and the case was dismissed, resulting in the client sealing his record.
Jail Sanction Avoided
September 1, 2026 – Our client was charged with reckless driving in a mountain jurisdiction. Prager Law developed a mitigation strategy that led to the district attorney dropping the highest charge. Both the prosecutor and the judge were clear that jail was a likely sanction in the case but for the significant mitigation package recommended and prepared by Prager Law.
Felony Charge Dropped
August 24, 2026 – Our client was charged with vehicular assault with an underlying DUI charge. After extensive negotiations and mitigation preparation, Prager Law was able to demonstrate to the district attorney that the felony charge was not provable. Consequently, our client avoided a felony conviction and was able to secure misdemeanor probation.
Jail Sanction Dropped
July 15, 2026 – Our client had several DUIs in a very short amount of time, which usually results in a long jail sanction for the second charged DUI. Prager Law’s extensive mitigation package, persuasive sentencing argument, and lengthy negotiation with the district attorney permitted a minimum amount of time in work release instead of straight jail time, allowing our client to keep their job.
Domestic Violence Case Dismissed
July 7, 2026 – Our client was charged with assault and harassment in Arapahoe County for a charge he adamantly denied. We read through the case and developed a mitigation and legal plan that demonstrated to the district attorney that the case was not worth pursuing. Thanks to that and our client’s efforts in taking a class, the case was dismissed in its entirety.
Jail Sanction Avoided
July 2, 2026 – Our client was charged with a serious traffic violation, but we developed a robust mitigation plan that allowed him to plead to a lower charge. In court, the judge was clear that without the mitigation plan, he would have dealt with a jail sanction.
DUI Charges Dismissed
June 22, 2026 – Our client was charged with a DUI and minor in possession. Once we received and reviewed discovery, it became apparent that the district attorney had no factual basis for the case. We were then able to secure a full dismissal of all charges, resulting in a sealed record for this minor client.
DV case dismissed
June 4, 2026 – Our client was charged with domestic violence. We set the case for trial, and the result was a full dismissal for our client.
Domestic violence case dismissed
May 21, 2026 – Our client was charged with assault as an act of domestic violence and was offered a deferred judgment. We did not accept that as the best case scenario and kept pushing until we were able to get the case sent to diversion and ultimately dismissed outright.
Drug felony and DUI dismissed
May 8, 2026 – our client was originally charged with a drug felony and a DUI. We were able to secure dismissal of the drug felony at the first appearance. The DUI took more work but we demonstrated to the prosecutor that a lack of indicia of intoxication and no blood test established our client was not intoxicated. As a result of the diligent legal work of Prager Law, the client had both of those charges dismissed.
5th DUI resulted in no jail time
April 2026 – our client was charged with his fifth DUI. Through extensive mitigation preparation work, we were able to convince the district attorney to forego jail or prison time and allow our client to serve his sentence on work release, resulting in no incarceration.
DUI Dismissed
March 26, 2026 – our client was charged with a DUI, but significant investigation by our team revealed that much of the evidence provided by the district attorney was rebutted by a medical issue our client had. We were able to identify and prove this, and therefore the DUI charge was dismissed.
DV dismissed
December 2025 – Our client was charged with domestic violence in Boulder County. Through substantial negotiations, we were able to get the case fully dismissed.
Full Acquittal – Domestic Violence Charges
May 29, 2025 – Our client was accused of domestic violence charges in Denver County. Domestic violence convictions can result in significant collateral consequences including employment issues and a restriction on the ability to obtain a firearm. After a full jury trial, Prager Law achieved a full acquittal for our client on her wrongful accusation.
Dismissed – Drug Charges
June 23, 2025 – Our client was charged with possession of a controlled substance. Prager Law was able to secure a dismissal of all charges, which resulted in sealing the case. Our client will not have to worry about a drug charge coming up on background checks ever again.
Full Dismissal – Domestic Violence Assault Charges
July 25, 2025 – Our client was charged with domestic violence assault in Adams County. Identifying an extremely defensible case, Prager Law advised our client to set the case for trial. The case was dismissed on the eve of trial after significant negotiations between the district attorney and Prager Law.
Charges Dismissed – DUI
July 18, 2024 – A DUI can have serious consequences beyond financial and traffic implications. In our case, our client was driving home after a difficult personal day and was contacted by police following a minor fender bender. Despite being charged with a DUI, our client maintained his innocence. After intense negotiations with the district attorney, the case was finally dismissed prior to trial.
Charges Dismissed – Felony Gun Case
April 2, 2025 – Our client was initially charged with a felony gun charge in downtown Denver. This charge can result in up to six years in prison. Prager Law was able to get the felony charge and jail time dismissed, and our client received only probation with community service on a misdemeanor.
Charges Dismissed – Child Abuse Case
April 18, 2024 – Child abuse charges are a difficult experience for any person, to say nothing about the guilt a parent feels for neglecting their child. Our client was charged with child abuse because of a neglectful situation, but immediately realized the mistake they had made. Full of guilt, our client was able to rectify the problem, clean their house completely, and work with DHS to ensure their case was dismissed and the family could stay together.
Charges Dismissed – Domestic Violence
June 9, 2024 – Domestic violence charges are filed against someone accused of an act of violence, or any other legal violation for the purposes of power, coercion, control, retaliation, or intimidation, against an intimate partner. Our client was accused of an act of domestic violence against their partner. Prager Law was able to secure dismissal of those charges.
Charges Reduced to Misdemeanor – Felony Motor Vehicle Theft
June 12, 2024 – Aggravated motor vehicle theft is a serious charge that can result in significant felony consequences. Our client was charged with felony aggravated motor vehicle theft. Attorney Steve Prager worked with the client to prepare a mitigation package and ensure the client pled to a much less severe misdemeanor charge and avoid a felony conviction.
Charges Reduced to Traffic Infraction – DUI
May 30, 2024 – Our client was charged with a DUI with a low blood alcohol level. This client recognized their serious mistake and immediately took steps to address their drinking on the advice of Attorney Steve Prager. Our client went to alcoholics anonymous and took alcohol responsibility classes. In the end, we were able to negotiate a non-alcohol related, 8 point ticket to avoid an alcohol-related driving charge.
Charges Dismissed – Burglary
August 6, 2024 – Our client was charged with burglary and theft. This client maintained his innocence, and the evidence uncovered by Prager Law suggested the case should not have been filed at all. Ultimately, the case was dismissed by the district attorney.
Charges Dismissed – Drug Case
March 4, 2025 – Drug cases can have significant consequences on a person’s life. This client took steps recommended by Prager Law to provide mitigation to the prosecution. As a result, the case was dismissed by the district attorney.
Charges Dismissed – Hazing
March 27, 2025 – Hazing is an unusual charge that can arise out of misconduct related to clubs and other organizations. Our client maintained his innocence and Prager Law fought for him, ultimately resulting in dismissal of all charges.
Charges Dismissed – Assault
February 21, 2025 – Our client was charged with misdemeanor assault in relation to a drug bust in downtown Denver. After providing evidence that negated the guilt of our client, Prager Law was able to secure dismissal of all charges.
Charges Dismissed – First Degree Assault
December 4, 2024 – Our client was charged with assault in the first degree, a very serious case that can carry up to 32 years in prison in some instances. However, after Prager Law provided evidence proving our client was not the right defendant, the district attorney dismissed the charges.
Charges Reduced – Assault
March 17, 2025 – Assault can be a significant charge resulting in jail or prison time. Our client was charged with an assault that was caught on video. After Prager Law intervened, our client did not have to worry about an assault conviction and instead received a deferred sentence to a petty offense, serving no jail time and only doing community service.
Charges Dismissed – DUI
November 5, 2024 – Our client was charged with driving under the influence in a mountain community. Prager Law was able to secure dismissal of the case after presenting the prosecution with issues in their case that would have been insurmountable in trial. Instead of probation, our client did not even have to go to trial.
Charges Reduced – Eluding
April 4, 2025 – Vehicular eluding is a serious offense that many judges sentence harshly. Our client was charged in a case that included eluding. Prager Law was able to secure a simple misdemeanor offer on a case that the judge acknowledged would probably have resulted in prison time had it gone to trial and ended in a conviction.
PPO Entered
January 15, 2025 – Our client made credible accusations of domestic violence against a former partner. Prager Law handled the hearing and ensured that a permanent protection order entered against the former partner, protecting our client from contact.
Red Light Charges Not Guilty
January 24, 2025 – Our client went to trial on a case that charged her with careless driving and a red-light violation. Attorney Steve Prager represented her at trial and secured a not guilty verdict.
Charges Reduced – DUI
March 3, 2025 – Attorney Steve Prager was able to get a DUI charge reduced to a DWAI, resulting in lower fines, community service, and probation length along with avoiding any jail time.
Charges Reduced – DUI
February 3, 2025 – Attorney Steve Prager ensured that our client did not have to deal with a DUI conviction when he secured a lower charge in a plea agreement after providing information that demonstrated the prosecution would have a difficult time at trial. Our client was able to get their license back within a few months and move on with their life.
