Category Archives: Criminal Defense

Holiday Stress Can Lead to Assaults

Holiday Stress Can Lead to Assaults

The holiday season is meant to be a time for family gatherings, heartfelt cheer, and meaningful reflection. Unfortunately, that’s not the case for some people. Along with the positive aspects of the season, the holidays also include a higher rate of depression and can bring about new stressors. We love the holidays and the time […]

How Long Can You Drive with a Broken Windshield in Colorado?

How Long Can You Drive with a Broken Windshield in Colorado?

It’s extremely frustrating when your car suffers a cracked windshield and, regardless of how it happened, getting a windshield replaced can be time-consuming and expensive. In Colorado, the main culprits of cracked windshields are road “sand” and heavy commercial trucks, which kick up small rocks and other debris. If you have spent any amount of […]

Drugs in Your Car? That Could Be Possession

Drugs in Your Car? That Could Be Possession

If police find drugs in your car, what happens? Regardless of whether they’re your drugs, in Colorado, they are now officially your problem. Since your vehicle is your property, if law enforcement officers find illegal drugs in your vehicle, you can be considered to be “in possession” of them. It is no different from officers […]

Is Underage Drinking Ever Allowed in Colorado?

Is Underage Drinking Ever Allowed in Colorado?

In short, no and yes. There are certain very specific situations in which there is an affirmative defense to a person under the age of 21 in Colorado drinking or possessing alcohol. This does not mean that the person is immune from prosecution, but he or she would have an affirmative defense at a trial. Outside of […]

The Facts on Repeat DUI and DUID Offenders in Colorado

The Facts on Repeat DUI and DUID Offenders in Colorado

Being accused of driving under the influence is an incredibly stressful ordeal. If, however, you have previously been convicted of driving under the influence or driving while ability impaired, you likely have a slew of questions about how your past may affect your future. Colorado has very strict laws and severe penalties for anyone convicted of impaired […]

Can What You Say on Social Media Be Held Against You?

Can What You Say on Social Media Be Held Against You?

With the recent explosion of social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat, the ways in which we communicate with each other, both publicly and privately, are evolving. As is often the case with new technologies, our laws have not necessarily caught up and it’s unclear how to apply them. For example, can what […]

What to Know About DUI Checkpoints This Fourth of July

What Does Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Mean in Colorado?

Over the past decade or so, DUI checkpoints have become more common across the United States. While some states have outlawed their use, they are prevalent in Colorado and knowing how to handle them can make your ride much easier. Be careful and drive safely this Fourth of July, for yourself and your neighbors in […]