The short answer is yes, there is nothing legally keeping you from representing yourself. A more realistic answer is that it is rarely in your best interest to represent yourself. Prosecutors know the law and know the tactics that are most often successful in obtaining a conviction. You are not playing on a level field, and you are taking a huge risk with your future if you fail to obtain the best possible representation from an experienced Colorado Springs criminal defense attorney. You need an advocate who understands the law, your constitutional rights, and the rules of evidence, and who has the ability to prepare a case and present a persuasive defense to a jury. Learn more.