A recent study done by a researcher at Colorado State University is making the case for Colorado lawmakers to change the state’s legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for DUI to be lowered from 0.08% to 0.05%, following Utah’s lead. A recent CBS Colorado story highlighted the new…
If you are facing Colorado DUI charges, the prosecution can look for evidence against you in virtually every area of your life. For example, prosecutors mine social media accounts in search of incriminating posts and activity that could be used as evidence in a DUI case. A defense…
When an officer pulls you over for suspected driving under the influence, they will likely conduct testing to assess your blood alcohol content (BAC). Two types of testing are routine in this scenario: breath tests and blood tests. The officer may use both to assess your level of…
Colorado has a new DUI-related law on the books. On July 29, 2023, 17 year-old Magnus White was tragically hit by a car and killed while riding his bicycle in Boulder county. He was a member of the US Cycling national team, and was doing a training ride….
If you were recently charged with driving under the influence and the prohibited use of a firearm, you could be facing significant penalties. However, you may wonder why the second charge occurred if the gun was just sitting in your vehicle and you have a valid concealed carry…
If you were convicted of a DUI or other criminal charges, your penalties might include probation. This is a court-ordered alternative to jail or prison that allows you to remain in the community under strict conditions and supervision. Learn more about Colorado’s probation terms and conditions for DUI…
When an officer stops you for a suspected DUI and administers a chemical test, they must do so in accordance with Colorado law. However, implied consent laws for DUI cases also give officers certain permissions. Can you refuse a DUI test? Learn how implied consent laws in Colorado…
Most people understand that driving a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol is against the law. But is biking under the influence also prohibited in Colorado? Yes, and doing so can result in DUI charges under state law. Learn more about “drunk biking” and the potential penalties…
A Colorado DUI conviction might impact several areas of life, including your job. Many employers and industries require employees to disclose DUI convictions and other criminal charges or convictions. However, you might feel hesitant to share this information unnecessarily out of fear of losing your job. How do…