Law Office of Lauryn Tully

Law Office of Lauryn Tully Accepting new criminal defense, juvenile defense, and traffic cases in Colorado! Call today for a free consultation. (719)-297-5500

Evidence vs. Proof: What’s the Difference? ⚖️These two words are often used interchangeably, but in a criminal case, und...
09/10/2026

Evidence vs. Proof: What’s the Difference? ⚖️

These two words are often used interchangeably, but in a criminal case, understanding the difference is important.

Evidence is the information presented in a case. This can include witness testimony, photographs, videos, documents, physical items, digital records, and other information that may be admissible in court.

Proof is about whether the evidence, considered as a whole, satisfies the legal standard required to establish a fact or charge. In a criminal case, the prosecution carries the burden of proving every element of the charged offense beyond a reasonable doubt.

Simply having evidence does not automatically mean a person is guilty. Evidence can be examined for reliability, challenged when legally appropriate, and considered within the full context of the case.

That is why criminal defense involves carefully reviewing not only what evidence exists, but what that evidence actually proves.

📍 620 Southpointe Ct #280, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
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Being arrested can feel like a final judgment, but legally, an arrest and a conviction are very different things.An arre...
09/08/2026

Being arrested can feel like a final judgment, but legally, an arrest and a conviction are very different things.

An arrest means law enforcement has taken someone into custody based on suspected involvement in a crime. It does not mean that person has been found guilty.

After an arrest, there is still a legal process. Prosecutors determine what charges, if any, will be pursued. Evidence may be reviewed and challenged, court hearings may take place, and the defense has an opportunity to respond to the allegations.

Most importantly, a person accused of a crime is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. In a criminal case, the prosecution carries the burden of proving each element of the charged offense beyond a reasonable doubt.

An accusation begins a legal process. It does not determine the outcome.

📍 620 Southpointe Ct #280, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
📞 (719) 297-5500
🌐 ltullylaw.com

09/04/2026

Kinda chic to be a women-owned law firm. ✨⚖️

We take pride in the firm we’ve built, the women behind it, and the dedication we bring to every client who trusts us with their story.

Strategic. Compassionate. Fearless. And proudly women-owned.

📍 620 Southpointe Ct #280, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
📞 (719) 297-5500
🌐 ltullylaw.com

Every Case Deserves More Than One Perspective.Criminal defense involves much more than showing up in the courtroom. Behi...
09/03/2026

Every Case Deserves More Than One Perspective.

Criminal defense involves much more than showing up in the courtroom. Behind the scenes, our team spends time brainstorming, reviewing, questioning, and discussing the details of each case.

We may look at police reports, witness statements, body camera footage, timelines, photographs, messages, and other available evidence. From there, our team can discuss different interpretations, identify questions that need answers, and consider how individual pieces of information fit into the bigger picture.

Collaboration matters because one person may notice a detail or raise a question that leads the team to examine something from an entirely different perspective.

No two cases are exactly alike, which is why we believe defense strategies shouldn't be either. We bring our team's knowledge, different perspectives, and thoughtful preparation to every case we handle.

📍 Serving Southern Colorado
📞 (719) 297-5500
🌐 ltullylaw.com

Criminal Defense • Juvenile Defense • DUI/DWAI • Misdemeanors • Felonies • Homicide Defense

A Conversation Can Become Part of a Case.When law enforcement starts asking questions, it may feel natural to explain yo...
09/02/2026

A Conversation Can Become Part of a Case.

When law enforcement starts asking questions, it may feel natural to explain yourself, clear something up, or answer quickly. But what you say during that conversation may later become relevant to an investigation or criminal case.

Before answering questions, take a moment to understand your rights. Depending on the circumstances, you may have the right to remain silent and request an attorney before participating in questioning.

Asking for an attorney does not mean you are being difficult or uncooperative. It means you are choosing to understand your legal position before making statements that could have consequences later.

Stay calm. Be respectful. Be intentional about what you say.

Sometimes protecting your future starts with knowing when to stop talking and seek legal guidance.

📍 Serving Southern Colorado
📞 (719) 297-5500
🌐 ltullylaw.com

Criminal Defense • Juvenile Defense • DUI • DWAI • Misdemeanors • Felonies • Homicide Defense

08/28/2026

When you work for what feels like the best law firm ever, the office vibes are simply unmatched. 😂

Serious about our clients and their cases? Absolutely.
Serious in the office 24/7? Let's not get carried away.

Great people, lots of laughs, a little chaos, and a team that genuinely enjoys working together. Major vibes around here every day.

📍 Serving Southern Colorado
📞 (719) 297-5500
🌐 ltullylaw.com

A common misconception is that a juvenile record automatically disappears when someone turns 18. In Colorado, turning 18...
08/25/2026

A common misconception is that a juvenile record automatically disappears when someone turns 18. In Colorado, turning 18 does not automatically erase a juvenile case or record.

Depending on the circumstances, some juvenile records may be eligible to be cleared or restricted from public access through a legal process. Whether a record qualifies can depend on factors such as how the case was resolved, the type of offense involved, and the individual's legal history.

It is also important to understand that not every juvenile case is treated the same. Different cases may have different requirements, and some records may continue to have an impact after a young person reaches adulthood.

For young people preparing for adulthood, understanding what remains on their record and what legal options may be available can be an important part of moving forward.

If you or your family have questions about a juvenile record, speaking with an experienced juvenile defense attorney can help you understand the options that may apply to your specific circumstances.

📍 Serving Southern Colorado
📞 (719) 297-5500
🌐 ltullylaw.com

Criminal Defense • Juvenile Defense • DUI • Misdemeanors • Felonies

When you're facing criminal charges, it can feel like your entire life has suddenly been reduced to one accusation, one ...
08/24/2026

When you're facing criminal charges, it can feel like your entire life has suddenly been reduced to one accusation, one decision, or one difficult moment. But there is always more to your story.

You are a person with a family, responsibilities, goals, and a future beyond what you're facing today. That's why choosing a law office that takes the time to understand you, not just the charges against you, matters.

At the Law Office of Lauryn Tully, we believe criminal defense should include both strong legal advocacy and genuine compassion. We take the time to listen, understand the circumstances surrounding your case, answer your questions, and help you understand what comes next.

You deserve a team that recognizes what is at stake and truly cares about protecting your rights and your future.

Because you are more than your case, and your future is worth caring about.

📍 Serving Southern Colorado
📞 (719) 297-5500
🌐 ltullylaw.com

Criminal Defense • Juvenile Defense • DUI • DWAI • Misdemeanors • Felonies • Homicide Defense

08/21/2026

Not all DUI tests are treated the same under Colorado law, and understanding the difference is important.

During a traffic stop, an officer may ask you to perform roadside sobriety exercises or take a preliminary breath test. In Colorado, these roadside tests are generally voluntary.

However, chemical testing after an arrest is different. Under Colorado's Express Consent law, drivers are generally required to cooperate with an evidentiary breath or blood test when an officer has probable cause to believe they were driving under the influence. Refusing this type of test can result in driver's license consequences and may also become relevant in the criminal case.

Knowing which test is being requested and understanding your rights can make an important difference during a DUI investigation.

If you are facing a DUI or DWAI charge, an experienced attorney can review the traffic stop, testing procedures, and evidence involved in your case.

📍 Serving Southern Colorado
📞 (719) 297-5500
🌐 ltullylaw.com

Criminal Defense • DUI • DWAI • Juvenile Defense • Misdemeanors • Felonies

In Colorado, a DUI does not always require law enforcement to actually see a vehicle being driven. The law focuses on wh...
08/20/2026

In Colorado, a DUI does not always require law enforcement to actually see a vehicle being driven. The law focuses on whether a person was driving or in actual physical control of a vehicle while impaired.

Determining actual physical control depends on the circumstances. Factors such as where the person was located in the vehicle, where the keys were, whether the vehicle was running, and whether the vehicle could readily be operated may all be relevant.

This means simply assuming you cannot face a DUI because the vehicle was parked may not tell the whole story. DUI cases are highly fact-specific, and the circumstances surrounding the vehicle and the individual matter.

If you are facing a DUI or DWAI charge, understanding how Colorado law applies to your specific situation is important.

📍 Serving Southern Colorado
📞 (719) 297-5500
🌐 ltullylaw.com

Criminal Defense • Juvenile Defense • DUI • DWAI • Misdemeanors • Felonies

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620 Southpointe Court , Suite 280
Colorado Springs, CO
80906

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