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Congresswoman Lauren Boebert's son, Tyler, has finally found a private lawyer to defend him in his felony theft case in Colorado.

The judge overseeing Jayson Boebert's criminal cases in Colorado gave him six months of unsupervised probation and a $40 fine on Wednesday, June 12.

In a post on X, Lauren Boebert confirmed: "Im in New York City for court with President Trump today," adding that "We are 100% behind him!"

In a post on X, Lauren Boebert confirmed: "Im in New York City for court with President Trump today," adding that "We are 100% behind him!"

The Republican lawmakers son has been charged with 14 crimes.

"We are working to hire an attorney, but it's just been kind of hard with the prices," said Tyler Boebert, who is facing multiple criminal charges.

Tyler Boebert told a Colorado judge Thursday, April 11, that finding an attorney to represent him in his felony theft case has been hard due to the price.

RBC | The Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled that the Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office can be held civilly liable for the death by suicide of Catherine Rowell in 2016 while Rowell was held in the Rio Blanco County Detention Center. Rowell was arrested in Rangely on Feb. 12, 2016, for allegedly violating a

The Colorado Governmental Immunity Act doesn’t protect a county jail from a civil lawsuit if it involves a person being held before trial, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Thursday.

The immunity that Colorado law broadly affords to government entities does not shield employees of the Rio Blanco County Sheriffs Office from being sued for the death of a jail detainee, Colorados second-highest court ruled on Thursday.