This is a misunderstanding, can’t I just talk to the complainant and fix this?

The school is investigating me, can I get charged with a crime in court? | Is this a big deal? | Do I need a lawyer if I am innocent? | Should I withdraw from school? | I got a notice of investigation, should I call my family? | I am from another country with a student visa, what happens if I am suspended? | The school wants me to come in to the Title IX office within 5 days, can I wait until after that meeting to get a lawyer or call my family? | I read the Title IX rules changed to help the accused, do I still need a lawyer? | This is a misunderstanding, can’t I just talk to the complainant and fix this?his is a misunderstanding, can’t I just talk to the complainant and fix this? | I am a girl, can I get charged with sexual misconduct?

Contact a Colorado Title IX lawyer representing clients at University of Colorado Denver, in Denver, CO today. To schedule your initial consultation complete our inquiry form.

NO – the notice of investigation will inform you of a protection order preventing you from having any contact with the complainant. If you have any contact, the school will view it as retaliation or tampering. These are felony charges, as well as violations of the Title IX code. Your attorney and investigator can investigate the case, and in that way, have contact, but you and your friends or family cannot.

If you would like to schedule an initial consultation, contact a Colorado attorney for issues regarding with your Title IX case. The Savela Law Firm, P.C. Give us a call at (720) 821-1001 or complete our inquiry form.