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Allman v. People: Nationwide Implications and Limits for Sentencing Practices

Allman v. People: Nationwide Implications and Limits for Sentencing Practices

by QNav Team | Sep 24, 2024 | Uncategorized

The Colorado Supreme Court’s decision in Allman v. People, 451 P.3d 82 (Colo. 2019)established a critical precedent by ruling that sentencing a defendant to both imprisonment and probation in the same case is impermissible. The court emphasized that these sentencing...
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Achievements often begin with the appointment of state/federal paid counsel working in concert with Q|Nav’s expert specialists = maximum power with least expense

  1. Actual innocence. Two clients released due to DNA and physical evidence uncovered.
  2. Sentence proportionality reduction. Two clients with 35% + sentence reduction.
  3. Sentence statutory correction. Illegal/unauthorized sentence – One client (habitual).
  4. Discovery of New Evidence. None achieved to date – three clients in progress.
  5. Plea vacate with hearing – trial. Two clients received new pleas with dramatic sentence reductions.
  6. Unopposed motion – direct negotiation with DA. None achieved to date – one client in progress.
  7. Conviction review and integrity unit – Three successful client CRU/CIU long term releases.
  8. Special needs medical early parole release – One client release with relaxed parole.
  9. Clemency and commutation – One client release with 6 certified in review.
  10. Original jurisdiction structural error – None achieved to date. Three clients in progress.
  11. Brady and related violations resulting in reversal – None achieved to date. Two clients in progress.
  12. Miscellaneous and other – Special state statutory early release programs – Five clients released.

Note: Beginning in September, Q|Nav will report monthly results. Client, advisor, and attorney references available upon request.

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August 16th- 31st 2026 Official Performance audit

This month, Q|Nav brought on two new associates to our team; one a special staff and consulting attorney and the other a decorated criminal investigator.

Please welcome Allen and Shelli. 

  1. We have received 4 new extraordinary unsolicited client testimonials which might end up in our website “What Clients are Saying”
  2. We succeeded with an inmate’s special needs, early medical parole release and interstate compact transfer across the country.
  3. We intervened with a community corrections/halfway house client placement and advocated with the county board (19 board members) to grant a permanent (till parole) residence and employment opportunity – for a very difficult placement.
  4. One 2-year client engagement received an evidentiary hearing grant with private counsel appointment that we/Q|Nav lobbied for with the conflict free public defender.
  5. We made major inroads to fully staff our Q5 portal “pre-release, re-entry, and post-release” group of amazing people born to serve our client families. We are now actively mentoring 6 newly released clients from soup to nuts: clothing, residence housing, full-time employment, transportation, faith placement, programs enrollment, family and community reintegration.
  6. Our ClubQ sister firm performed more service calls for medical emergencies then we can count – many times directly at the DOC executive director, warden, HSA, and on-site management level – including actual hospital and care giving connections.
  7. While not yet a true success story, we submitted our first two independent federal civil rights complaints (sec. 1983) under 1st, 5th, 6th, 8th, and 14th Amendment constitutional violations due to claims of actual innocence and  disproportionate sentencing schemes, respectively. We did NOT rely upon habeas or state remedies due to time bars and successive issues. We will keep you informed as these submissions are extremely novel – not as yet wholly tested by anyone but us till now.
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