DUI-D

Are ‘Drugged Drivers’ a Common Concern in Colorado? Driving under the influence of opioids, marijuana, other drugs, and alcohol can have a profoundly negative impact on your driving abilities. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, some estimates show that nearly 44% of drivers in fatal car accidents tested positive for drugs of some […]

The state of Colorado’s penalties for driving under the influence of drugs (DUI-D) are no different from those for a DWAI or DUI. Under the law, a driver can be charged with a of DUI-D when he operates a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs to the degree where his judgment is severely impaired and

Many lawmakers in the state of Colorado feel as though the legalization of marijuana for medical use is putting citizens at risk.  So many share this view that the “pot dui” bill which had been amended to take the form of a study was re-introduced to the Senate for a vote again last week.  While

If you have been charged with Colorado possession with intent to distribute, you must contact a Colorado criminal defense attorney as quickly as possible. This is a very serious charge that can cost you quite a bit, both personally and professionally. This charge is very different from an ordinary possession charge because the authorities believe