To stop a person for questioning, perform a search or seizure, or make an arrest, law enforcement must establish reasonable suspicion and probable cause. These are the two of the three “burdens of proof”—the other is beyond a reasonable doubt—the government must meet in ...
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View MoreIf you have been arrested for DUI in Colorado , and it is your first or second DUI offense, it will be treated as a misdemeanor. The state of Colorado ...
View MoreColorado motorists can face vehicular homicide charges if they kill another person while operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or ...
View MoreWith police officers throughout the country cracking down of DUIs, especially during the holiday season, it is important to know how to handle ...
View MoreIf you, more often than not, drive here and there while drinking alcohol, then there’s a high likelihood that you’ll get stopped by the police. And ...
View MoreMillions of Americans will be traveling this Thanksgiving to visit their friends and family. Although Thanksgiving is a time to enjoy a delicious meal ...
View MoreWhen a police officer stops you for a suspected DUI, they can use a variety of tests to conclude whether you are intoxicated. In this blog, we explain ...
View MoreQuestion: What is an ignition interlock device? A: Some DUI convictions result with the person being required to install an interlock device into ...
View MoreIf you have a DUI conviction or impaired driving charge on your record, it can have a major impact on you career, especially if you are required to ...
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