Title: CRS 18-3-206 - Colorado "Menacing" Laws and Penalties
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The prosecutor doesn’t even need to prove that the victim was actually afraid. All that is necessary is that you were aware that your conduct was practically certain to cause fear. 3
Conversely, however, the fact that the victim was afraid does not prove that you were aware your actions would put that person in fear. The alleged victim’s reaction is simply one element for a jury to consider in deciding whether had the requisite intent to place victim in fear. 4
Violating CRS 18-3-206 can be a felony or a misdemeanor in Colorado. 2. What are the penalties under CRS 18-3-206? 2.1. Misdemeanor menacing
Making a criminal threat is misdemeanor criminal menacing in Colorado if no deadly weapon was involved. Consequences of Colorado misdemeanor menacing can include: