Any individual pending criminal charges has the right to competent legal representation. This right to competent counsel extends to those who stand convicted and are seeking postconviction relief, to include appellate relief, under the law. Attorney Barb Snow is committed to providing competent and zealous representation to each of her clients:

(1) Pursuing an APPEAL or POSTCONVICTION relief in COLORADO STATE COURTS; or

(2) APPEALING a COURT-MARTIAL CONVICTION in a MILITARY APPEALS COURT.

Barb Snow has the background and passion for representing individuals pursuing relief from criminal convictions and their attendant sentences. As a former active duty JAG officer who has been a licensed attorney for 16 years, Attorney Snow is a seasoned litigator who is not afraid to fight for her clients. Attorney Snow’s focus is on working with each of her clients so they understand the steps involved in their respective case, ensuring clients’ rights are protected throughout the legal process and facilitating the timely resolution of legal matters. More information about Attorney Snow can be found on the snowcriminaldefense.com “About” page. Please see link below.

Testimonials

“My words cannot explain the level of gratitude I have for Attorney Snow’s legal representation. She did not judge me because of the criminal charges I was pending, and she patiently listened to me in the process of including me in all of the major details of my defense.  Attorney Snow kept me informed and involved in every phase of my case.  I will never be able to thank Attorney Snow enough for everything she did for me, my family, and my honor.” – Client

“Attorney Snow was an excellent legal defender for me. She was thorough and analyzed the best avenues to provide the best defense possible.  I felt that I could trust Attorney Snow to keep my best interests in mind throughout the process.  If I had any questions, Attorney Snow made herself available to provide the answers to all of my questions.  I feel that Attorney Snow has good instincts and is able to ethically navigate the legal channels in ways that support her clients the best.  I absolutely recommend Attorney Snow to anyone requiring legal services.” – Client

“During my more than decade-long career as an attorney, I have never met another attorney who is more passionate about justice and committed to her clients than Attorney Snow.  The consummate professional, Attorney Snow consistently represents her clients with the utmost zeal and is talented at every aspect of trial litigation.  I know, having seen her in action, that Attorney Snow is dedicated to every client’s cause.  She will fight like heck on each client’s behalf.” – Supervising Attorney

“I have worked with Ms. Snow and found her to display the utmost professionalism at all times. She is a compassionate advocate who takes the time to ensure her clients are comfortable with all proceedings, and she is a tough litigator who is not afraid to go to battle for clients.” – Legal Administrator

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Attorney Barbara Snow has been licensed by the State of Connecticut to practice law since October 2005. She has been licensed by the State of Colorado to practice law since August 2015. Her law licenses, in conjunction with her experiences as a former active duty JAG, make her particularly qualified to represent Service Members in military trials (courts-martial) and in appellate courts, as well as in military administrative separation matters. Attorney Snow is admitted to practice in the Connecticut and Colorado state court systems, as well as in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, the Army Court of Criminal Appeals, the Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals, the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals, the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces and the United States Supreme Court. While admitted to the Connecticut state bar, Attorney Snow is not currently practicing in Connecticut state courts.