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Best Defenses Against Drug Crimes in Colorado
Colorado prosecutors take drug crimes very seriously. Even if you have been charged with aminor offense, it can lead to jail time, hefty fines, and a criminal record that will follow you for the rest of your life. If you’ve been convicted for a drug crime, don’t lose hope. Teaming up with acapable Colorado… Read More »
Are There Alternatives to Going to Jail?
Navigating the criminal justice system can be confusing and frustrating. The thought of spending time in jail may be overwhelming. It’s important to know that you might not have to spend time in jail after a conviction. There are other options for those who are eligible. Don’t resign yourself to spending time behind bars… Read More »
Why It’s Worth It to Fight a Traffic Violation
Most drivers get a ticket for a traffic violation at some time during their driving years. Exceeding the speed limit, trying to get through the intersection as the light turns red, and rolling at stop signs are common. Because they are, you may think you should pay the fine and forget about it. If… Read More »
Shoplifting Charges in Colorado
According to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, theft in Colorado rose 86 percent between 2019 and 2021. Property crime, auto theft, and organized retail crime saw the biggest upswings. If you find yourself being accused or being charged with shoplifting—whether you actually intended to carry out the crime—you’re going to need the representation of… Read More »
DUI Diversion Programs: Do You Qualify?
Colorado law takes driving under the influence (DUI) offenses seriously and imposes stringent penalties for people convicted of DUIs. Some of the penalties for DUI in Colorado include hefty fines, possible license revocation, jail time, and others. However, the law also recognizes that people sometimes make mistakes, which is why Colorado allows first-time offenders… Read More »
Why Did I Fail the Breathalyzer, If I Wasn’t Drinking?
You’re driving down the road when a police officer pulls you over. You haven’t been drinking and didn’t violate any traffic laws, so you have nothing to be worried about. But what happens if you somehow fail the breathalyzer test, even if you weren’t drinking? It can happen, and there are several possible reasons… Read More »
Can I Get a DUID for Taking My Prescription Drugs?
When most people think about getting charged with driving under the influence of drugs (DUID), they think about cocaine, methamphetamine, and other illegal drugs. They may think about marijuana, even though it is legal in Colorado for recreational use under some circumstances. What they may not think about are medications prescribed by their doctor… Read More »
Marijuana and Driving
Colorado holds the distinction of being the first state, along with Oregon, to legalize recreational marijuana usage. It’s been almost ten years now, taking place back in 2012. Though usage and possession of marijuana are legal for those 21 and older, there are restrictions on where it can be consumed and how it can… Read More »
Your Rights and Responsibilities With DUI Tests
In Colorado, a law enforcement officer may pull you over on suspicion of impaired driving and request a field sobriety test or blood alcohol test. However, many drivers are unaware of their rights and responsibilities regarding DUI tests when stopped by a police officer. An experienced Colorado DUI defense attorney can educate you about… Read More »
Yes, It’s Worth It to Fight a DUI
In a report released in November 2020, the Colorado Division of Justice assessed the 2018 driving under the influence (DUI) statistics from 2018. More than 26,000 DUI cases were filed that year with an 88% conviction rate. That means more than 3,000 cases resulted in no DUI conviction. In others, charges and penalties were… Read More »
