Leaving the Scene of an Accident in Colorado – What can happen?
September 24, 2025
Leaving the scene of an accident in Colorado (“hit and run”) can lead to both civil and criminal penalties. Civil-wise, you can be sued by
Leaving the scene of an accident in Colorado (“hit and run”) can lead to both civil and criminal penalties. Civil-wise, you can be sued by
If you have a Colorado driver’s license, you can check how many DMV points you have from past traffic violations by ordering a copy of
Under Colorado law, incest occurs when you knowingly marry or have sexual contact with: your whole or half brother or sister, your uncle, aunt, nephew,
Under Colorado Revised Statute 18-1.3-406 CRS, crimes of violence are felonies that carry enhanced penalties if you use a deadly weapon, kill or seriously injured
Every Colorado DUI arrest leads to both criminal and DMV administrative cases. In the same way that you are entitled to a criminal trial to
In Colorado, adults 21 or older can possess and use up to two ounces of marijuana and up to six marijuana plants (though only three
If you are arrested for stalking in Colorado, Vonnie’s Law requires you to appear before a judge before bailing out. This may take several days,
A first-time DUI in Colorado carries a nine-month license revocation, though usually you can still drive if you install an ignition interlock device (IID) in
Colorado Revised Statute 18-7-102 prohibits the wholesale promotion of obscenity. This is knowingly distributing obscene material – or possessing it with the intent to distribute
Colorado’s formal term for driving on a suspended license is driving under restraint, abbreviated DUR. In Colorado, driving under restraint following a DUI is a
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