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Eric Stanton Anaya is a distinguished criminal defense attorney based in Colorado, with over a decade of dedicated experience in the legal arena. His journey in law began at the University of New Mexico, where his fervor for criminal law solidified. While in law school, Eric's leadership qualities were recognized when he was appointed to the University of New Mexico's Board of Regents by the Governor, an honor that underscored his commitment to public service and advocacy. Upon relocating to Colorado, Eric joined the El Paso County District Attorney's Office, where he honed his skills as a prosecutor. During his tenure, he successfully managed hundreds of cases in County Court and rapidly ascended to prosecuting felonies, including serious violent crimes. However, after witnessing the profound impact of legal outcomes on individuals' lives, he made a pivotal decision to shift his focus from prosecution to defense, championing the rights of those wrongfully accused. As co-founder of Anaya Law Group, Eric has built a formidable reputation for his unwavering dedication to his clients. He has skillfully handled an array of complex cases, including high-profile felonies such as murder, violent crimes, and organized crime. His partnership with Cynthia McKedy has forged a robust criminal defense team that is committed to delivering exceptional representation for both adults and juveniles. At Anaya Law Group, the attorneys believe in treating every client with the utmost respect and professionalism, recognizing that each case represents a pivotal moment in their clients' lives. Their mission is to ensure that clients are viewed as individuals, not merely case files, striving for the best possible outcomes regardless of the charges they face. In the realm of criminal defense, Eric Stanton Anaya stands out as a passionate advocate, dedicated to protecting the rights and dignity of those he serves in Colorado.
Criminal defense attorneys represent individuals accused of crimes, protecting their constitutional rights throughout the legal process. They work to achieve the best possible outcome through negotiation or trial. Common matters include dui/dwi, drug charges, assault, theft.