Administrative Convictions

When charged with a DUI in Colorado, you face possible administrative penalties as well as possible criminal penalties.  Administrative penalties are assessed by the Department of Revenue, Division of Motor Vehicles.  Administratively, the DMV is coming after your driving privileges.  Possible penalties for DUI offenses are contingent upon prior criminal and administrative convictions, as well as, the current number of points on your motor vehicle record.  The chart below includes a summary of administrative penalties based upon offense type and priors.  For more detailed information on possible penalties for your particular situation, please contact us directly to speak with a Colorado DUI defense attorney or a staff member at The Orr Law Firm, LLC.

Administrative Penalties

This table is a summary of commonly requested information and required administrative penalties.  This table is for penalties assessed upon criminal conviction of the listed violation only.  It does not take into account any previous administrative penalties assessed by the Colorado Department of Revenue.  It does not represent an official legal position of The Orr Law Firm, LLC and does not bind any employees of The Orr Law Firm, LLC.  It is intended to provide a general overview of Colorado Law as of the date of its preparation.  Any person needing legal advice should consult with The Orr Law Firm, LLC and should not rely solely on the information in the above table.