Law Offices of Anthony J. Fabian, P.C.

Law Offices of Anthony J. Fabian, P.C. Experienced, responsive, affordable

Professional legal services emphasizing criminal defense of all offenses: traffic, misdemeanor, felony, juvenile; including DUI/DWAI, drugs, fi****ms, assault, theft, domestic violence, restraining orders, and property crimes. I am available at all hours every day of the week--when you call me, you will talk to TONY FABIAN and not a receptionist, staffer, or operator!

09/26/2026
It appears that people are abusing this process and violating restrictions on recording of proceedings...I hope they are...
09/16/2026

It appears that people are abusing this process and violating restrictions on recording of proceedings...I hope they are able to fix the system to allow continued streaming after the moratorium...

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New: The Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday told judges they can stop livestreaming court proceedings for the next 90 days — a move that directly contradicts state law and escalates an ongoing power struggle between the state’s highest court and its lawmakers, who have repeatedly mandated that most criminal court proceedings be streamed online for public viewing.

Missy Woods is a mere symptom. The REAL story here is the hopped-up mess of a disease that has always been CBI. This org...
09/10/2026

Missy Woods is a mere symptom. The REAL story here is the hopped-up mess of a disease that has always been CBI. This organization has immense power in this state and has been run like a candy store for DECADES by hapless bureaucrats. The GA needs to audit this office thoroughly and go through it like a razorblade-covered locomotive!

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BREAKING🚨 A Colorado DNA analyst deleted male DNA in 32 sexual assault cases, then reported none was found. She was just sentenced to 10 years.

Dozens of her supporters packed the courtroom . But as Yvonne "Missy" Woods was handcuffed and led out, people whose cases ran through her lab shouted, "LIAR! LIAR! LIAR!"

"I don't really know why I was doing it," she had told investigators. "What's going on in my brain that's making me do this?"

Woods spent 29 years at the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, where she was the star DNA expert with a reputation for closing cases faster than anyone. Investigators have now found 1,045 of her cases were tainted. More than 400 were sexual assaults. One murder conviction has already been thrown out.

An internal report later found that concerns about her work had been raised more than a decade earlier. She kept testing r**e kits anyway…

What finally stopped her was an intern. In September 2023, a student on a research project noticed missing information in a case Woods handled back in 2018. She was put on leave within weeks and then resigned.

She pleaded guilty in June to perjury, forgery, cybercrime and attempting to influence a public servant. Prosecutors dropped 100 other charges in the deal.

Colorado is now retesting evidence in more than a thousand cases, because any result she signed off on may have been faked.

In three murder cases already headed to trial, prosecutors cut plea deals for lighter sentences rather than risk putting her DNA work in front of a jury.

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You cannot have it both ways...you can't have a reasonable doubt and vote guilty. The instructions and verdict forms mak...
09/09/2026

You cannot have it both ways...you can't have a reasonable doubt and vote guilty. The instructions and verdict forms make it clear that these are mutually-exclusive...

This was NOT jury nullification, which is rejection of a law unjustly imposed, but rather a juror refusing to follow the Constitutional standard of beyond a reasonable doubt.

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Is it a coincidence that during the COVID-19 controversies the largest loss in credibility fell upon the nursing and schoolteacher professions, while the jury in the Lindsay Clancey case were majority female nurses and teachers? Speaking to NBC in Boston, three of the female jurors speak out about t...

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08/30/2026

Every American should see the movie of his story! A good lawyer makes all the difference!

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Today in American history, we remember Richard Jewell, who died at 44—19 years since his passing. Jewell was the security guard who spotted a suspicious backpack at Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park and helped clear the area before a bomb exploded during the 1996 Games. His quick action almost certainly saved lives. Days later, he was thrust into the national spotlight again—this time as a suspect—after leaks and sensational coverage turned a hero into a headline.

Jewell was never charged; he was cleared within months, and years later Eric Rudolph pleaded guilty to the bombing. But the damage lingered. Jewell’s ordeal became a case study in media ethics and investigative restraint. Here’s a detail many forget: before Atlanta, Jewell had been fired from a campus police job for overstepping procedures—criticism that shadowed him and made the rush to judgment easier. After he was cleared, he returned quietly to law enforcement in Georgia, where locals knew him simply as the guy who did the right thing when it mattered.

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