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Domestic violence accusations can have severe implications on an individual's personal and professional life. If you find yourself accused of domestic violence in Colorado, it's important to understand the complexity of the situation and the steps you should consider...
Drug offenses have the potential to impact the rest of your life. The consequences you face depend on the classification of the charge and conviction. Recent changes to Colorado’s drug laws can impact the price you pay for a drug charge conviction. Felony or...
If a police officer stops you and suspects that you are driving under the influence (DUI), they may ask you to perform field sobriety tests. Officers use field sobriety tests to assess your physical and cognitive abilities. Often, these tests serve as evidence in a...
Many individuals never experience the criminal justice system. Therefore, they may not know the severity of different types of charges. There are three major categories of crimes: felonies, misdemeanors and infractions. These are the differences between them. Felony...
A criminal record interferes with your ability to get a job, find housing and even volunteer in your community. You might wonder if there is an option for sealing your record to give you a chance to succeed. If you live in Colorado, you may have options to petition...
There are a lot of myths out there about driving under the influence charges. First, you need to know what is true and what is a misconception. Here are common misconceptions about DUIs and the truth behind them. You have to have a BAC higher than .08 to receive a DUI...
Having a criminal charge or conviction on your record can constantly hold you back as you endeavor to move forward in life. If you have the dedication to make a better future for yourself, it may be time to seek expungement or sealing of your past criminal record....
Driving under the influence of alcohol is a serious criminal charge, so it stands to reason that a conviction comes with severe consequences. You may lose your license, face fines or prison time, and your education might even come to a halt. It can be overwhelming to...
Colorado highway patrol officers may pull drivers over for violating traffic laws. As noted by The Vail Daily, observable offenses such as speeding may result in an officer stopping your car to issue a traffic ticket. In some cases, an officer may suspect you of...
When a police officer finds illegal substances in your possession, it goes without saying that a criminal charge is inevitable. A small volume of drugs might only lead to a misdemeanor conviction, but you might face much more severe consequences if the authorities...