DUI

While many states across the country permit those individuals convicted of DUIs to expunge their records under certain circumstances, not all states permit individuals to expunge their records.  Only in very select circumstances can a qualified Colorado DUI defense attorney expunge the record of an individual convicted of a DUI offense.  For instance, juveniles convicted […]

If you are arrested and charged with Driving Under the Influence or Driving While Ability Impaired in Colorado, you definitely need a Colorado criminal defense attorney with experience in DUI cases when you go before the judge. An attorney can argue for your innocence, negotiate a plea bargain or get charges reduced or even dismissed

Very often, law enforcement officials use saturation checkpoints or other types of periodic, roadside sobriety checkpoints to charge suspected drivers with DUIs or DWAIs. These checkpoints play an important role in officials’ efforts to maintain safe roadways and prevent life-threatening automobile wrecks. Checkpoints aside though, law enforcement officials have other means of keeping roadways clear of intoxicated

A DUI arrest in the state of Colorado can be devastating for the driver, but it can be even more traumatic if there was a motor vehicle accident involved. Colorado law enforcement is tough on DUIs, and they can often add other criminal traffic charges to a DUI charge if there was an accident. If you

Only seven states in the United States do not have open container laws. Open container laws basically dictate where you can publicly drink alcohol, and yes, you can face charges for a violation. Open container laws were implemented in an attempt to preserve communities’ quality of life, curb drunken behavior in public, reduce the number

A DUI has serious consequences other than major dents in your driving record. It can cost you your job if you have one and make it hard for you to get hired if you’re looking. It can make it hard for you find auto insurance. It takes years to undo the effects of a DUI

Underage drinking and driving continues to be a problem nationwide. Many DUI-related vehicle accidents and fatalities involved an underage driver. Minor in possession (MIP) laws were created to increase awareness of the dangers of driving while drunk or intoxicated and to help minors get help for drug and alcohol addiction. Minor in possession is defined as

A DUI checkpoint is a law enforcement operation where police and volunteers set up in a certain area to stop drivers suspected of drunk driving. Even though the stated purpose of such DUI checkpoints is only to spread awareness about the dangers of drunk driving, police officers will give out citations and make arrests of drivers suspected of

One of the most confusing things about a drunk driving stop in Colorado is the laws and regulations surrounding Blood Alcohol Content, or BAC, tests. While it is best to speak with a Colorado DUI attorney if you have been arrested for DUI or DWAI in Colorado, you should be aware of your rights under the law