Refusing to take a breath or blood test following a Colorado DUI arrest triggers a mandatory one-year driver’s license revocation, though 21+ drivers can apply
Winning a DMV express consent hearing (“administrative hearing”) following a Colorado DUI is actually more difficult than winning the criminal case. In DUI criminal cases,
There is no way to remove DMV points from your Colorado driver’s license. However, DMV points stop having any effect after 24 months. Therefore, the
When you get arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Colorado, you may then be required to install an ignition interlock device (IID) in your motor
When someone says, “accessory after the fact,” our minds jump to Hollywood movie scenes with getaway drivers waiting with the engine running. Though in real-world Colorado
Hit and run of a parked vehicle in Colorado is a class 2 traffic misdemeanor. Under CRS 42-4-1701 (3)(a)(II)(A), the penalties include: 10 to 90
False swearing is a less serious Colorado offense than perjury. False swearing is just a petty offense, whereas a perjury law violation can be a
If your Colorado criminal record is sealed, that means it is not visible to the general public. However, it may be accessed by: you, law
Colorado Rule of Criminal Procedure § 16 – the mandatory disclosure rule – lays out what evidence prosecutors and your defense attorneys are required to
Colorado courts charge no fee to seal a criminal record for a case that results in a dismissal or acquittal. The fee to seal convictions
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