Man who asked mom to lie to parole officer can stand convicted, Colorado Supreme Court decides

Man who asked mom to lie to parole officer can stand convicted, Colorado Supreme Court decides

Attempting to influence a public servant is a crime that can include a defendant’s use of a third party to convey false information, the Colorado Supreme Court decided on Monday. There was no dispute that Michael Thomas Hupke asked his mother to lie to his parole officer on his behalf. Further, Hupke acknowledged Mesa County […]

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