Colorado · Colorado Revised Statutes — Title 18, Criminal Code
C.R.S. Title 18 § 18-2-206: Penalties for criminal conspiracy - when convictions barred
What this law says, in plain English
Criminal conspiracy penalties are determined by the class of the underlying felony or misdemeanor. Conspiracy to commit a felony is generally one class lower than the target crime. A person cannot be convicted of conspiracy if acquitted of the underlying offense based solely on conspiracy evidence.
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