The Boulder County District Attorney’s Office has asked that convicted rapist Christopher Lawyer be sent back to prison after alleged violations in California have brought the court-designated “sexually violent predator” back to Colorado.
Lawyer, 43, was extradited to Colorado in early July and is being held in the Washington County Jail in Akron while he awaits a parole revocation hearing Monday.
Before the hearing, Boulder County Chief Trial Deputy Caryn Datz wrote a letter to the parole board asking that it revoke Lawyer’s parole.
“The parole board is now faced with a man who has violated parole in the past, in the most concerning manner possible: with repeated conduct that is sexual in nature, in direct violation of the conditions of his parole,” Datz wrote. “He now seeks to return to a scared and outraged community, following his nearly immediate and significant failure to comply with parole conditions in California.
“There are few offenders who put our community at greater risk than this man.”
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