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How Child Support Works In Colorado

How Child Support Works In Colorado How child support works in Colorado is governed by state laws and guidelines designed to ensure that children receive financial support from both of their parents, even if the parents are separated or divorced....

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DUI Classes

What Are DUI Classes?In Colorado, DUI classes are educational programs designed for individuals who have been charged with Driving Under the Influence (DUI) or Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI). These classes are typically required as part of...

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4 DUI Mistakes You Shouldn’t Make

4 DUI Mistakes You Should Not Make!When you are stopped for allegedly driving drunk or you have been officially charged with a DUI in Colorado, what you do next can impact your defense and the success of your case. In fact, if you make certain DUI...

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DUI FAQ – When Facing DUI Charges (Pt. 1)

DUI FAQ - When Facing DUI Charges (Pt. 1)DUI charges can undoubtedly be stressful and scary, especially for people who have never really dealt with the criminal justice system before. In this two-part blog, we will answer some of the most...

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Arrest Warrants

How Do Arrest Warrants Work In Colorado?In Colorado, arrest warrants are issued by a judge or magistrate when there is probable cause to believe that an individual has committed a crime. If you have found yourself on the wrong side of the law with...

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How Do Colorado’s Mandatory Arrest Laws Work?

How Do Colorado's Mandatory Arrest Laws Work?Colorado Has No Mandatory Arrest Laws, But... Colorado does not have specific "mandatory arrest laws" in the context of drug offenses. However, there are laws that require or authorize law enforcement...

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Sex Offender Deregistration

Sex Offender DeregistrationSex Offender Deregistration In Colorado? For those who have been convicted of a sex offense, the legal system in Colorado can be unforgiving. Even after serving their time, you may be required to register as a sex...

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Criminal Defense Lawyer

Criminal Defense Lawyer

So, What Does A Criminal Defense Lawyer Do? A criminal defense lawyer, also known as a criminal lawyer or a defense attorney, is a legal professional who specializes in representing individuals or organizations accused of committing criminal...

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What Is A Wobbler Crime?

What Is A Wobbler Crime?

What is a Wobbler Crime? The "Colorado Wobbler Law" is not a legal term that is legally recognized in Colorado law, but it is a Colorado Statute. The term "wobbler crime" is sometimes used to refer to a criminal offense that isn't really a felony...

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Civil Law Vs. Criminal Law

In the fields of civil and criminal law, there are many similarities and many differences. Both areas of law are created to encourage good behavior and to penalize those who don't follow social norms, and established laws or act ethically. However,...

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Ignition Interlock Device

Ignition Interlock Device

Driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) or drugs in Colorado can lead to serious consequences. Among the penalties for DUI/DWAI may be the mandatory setting up an Ignition Interlock Device (IID), which is essentially a breathalyzer connected...

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Can I Get DUI Charges Dropped?

If you are facing DUI charges in Colorado, you might be wondering whether there is a way you can get these charges dropped. Depending on the details of your case, it may be difficult, however, working with the right Colorado Springs DUI attorney...

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Colorado DUI Myths Debunked (Part 1)

Colorado DUI Myths Debunked (Part 1)

DUI charges can be as overwhelming as they may be stressful, and if you are facing DUI charges for the first time, it can be easy to be misguided by some common Colorado DUI myths. To combat this misinformation and uncover the truth, in this...

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DUI Attorney Questions

Choosing a DUI Attorney—Know What DUI Attorney Questions to Ask When searching for a Colorado Springs DUI attorney, you will probably talk with a few local lawyers and law firms in Colorado Springs before you actually hire one. We've put together a...

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What Are Bail Bonds?

After being arrested, you will be taken before a judge who will address the topic of bond. Typically, you will receive a public defender if you have not retained a Colorado Springs criminal lawyer. Nevertheless, it would be a better idea to retain...

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Your Miranda Rights

Your Miranda Rights

It’s important to know what your Miranda Rights are. Many US citizens are not aware of what their Miranda rights constitute and when these rights are applied. Below, I will be going over what Miranda Rights are defined by, when they apply, and how...

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Felony DUI Law Now in Effect in Colorado

If you are arrested for a fourth drunk driving offense in Colorado, you can face felony charges, as Colorado felony DUI law officially declares. According to the provisions of this statute, a fourth DUI in Colorado can be filed as a Class 4 felony,...

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Commercial Driver DUI: What You Should Know

In Colorado and every state in the U.S., the legal limit for intoxication for those with standard drivers’ licenses is 0.08 BAC (grams of alcohol for every 100 ml of blood). This generally means that, when traffic cops have probable cause to...

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Colorado Marijuana DUI Laws: 6 Facts to Know (Pt. 3)

Ending our blog series Colorado Marijuana DUI Laws: 6 Facts to Know, below, we will reveal a few more crucial things you should be aware of when it comes to criminal statutes pertaining to driving and marijuana intoxication. Additional Important...

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Colorado Marijuana DUI Laws: 6 Facts to Know (Pt. 2)

Picking up from Colorado Marijuana DUI Laws: 6 Facts to Know (Pt. 1), here, we will uncover some more essential things you may need to know about marijuana intoxication and driving, according to Colorado state statutes. Colorado Marijuana DUI Laws:...

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Colorado Marijuana DUI Laws: 6 Facts to Know (Pt. 1)

Driving under the influence of intoxicating substances like alcohol and drugs is against the law. However, how the law treats alcohol DUIs versus marijuana DUIs in Colorado can be different, and understanding just what these differences are can be...

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How Much a First Colorado DUI Can Cost You (Pt. 2)

Proceeding from How Much a First Colorado DUI Can Cost You (Pt. 1), below, more of the financial impacts of a first-time DUI conviction in Colorado will discussed. While the first part of this blog series focused on the court costs of DUIs, here,...

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How Much a First Colorado DUI Can Cost (Pt. 1)

Colorado DUI Cost - It's Expensive! When facing DUI charges for the first time, people are often focused on whether or not they will have to go to jail. While incarceration is certainly a valid worry with any criminal case, what fewer people may...

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6 Facts to Know about DUI Stops (Pt. 3)

Ending our blog series 6 Facts to Know about DUI Stops, here, we will reveal some final crucial facts to know about these types of traffic stops. More Crucial Facts You May Want to Know about DUI Stops Fact 5 – Whether or not you end up having a...

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6 Facts to Know about DUI Stops (Pt. 2)

Continuing from 6 Facts to Know about DUI Stops (Pt. 1), here, we will resume this discussion, pointing out a few more important things that you may want to know about drunk driving traffic stops. DUI Stops: More Important Info Fact 3 – If police...

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6 Facts to Know about DUI Stops (Pt. 1)

Talking to police officers can be an unnerving experience, especially when you may be suspected of drunk driving or some other crime. While you may feel, however, that you have no control or power in these situations, being informed about what...

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7 Colorado DUI Myths Debunked – Part 2

7 Colorado DUI Myths Debunked - Part 2Resuming The 7 Colorado DUI Myths Debunked (Pt. 1), here, we will continue revealing the truth behind some of the most common Colorado DUI myths in Colorado DUI Myths - Part 2. Colorado DUI Myths - Part 2...

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How to Get Evidence Thrown Out of Court (Pt. 2)

Resuming How to Get Evidence Thrown Out of Court (Pt. 1). Equally important, we will continue to point out some of the more effective arguments that may be used to try to get a judge to deem the prosecutor’s evidence inadmissible in a given case....

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How to Get Evidence Thrown Out of Court (Pt. 1)

Get Evidence Thrown Out Of Court - It's Possible! When building and presenting a criminal defense case, one of the most effective strategies for strengthening the defense (and simultaneously weakening the prosecutor’s case) can be to get evidence...

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5 Ways to Avoid Getting a Holiday DUI (Pt. 2)

Continuing from 5 Ways to Avoid Getting a Holiday DUI (Pt. 1), below we will point out some more things you can do to avoid putting yourself in the position of being suspected of drunk driving this holiday season – or ever. More Things to Do to...

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5 Ways to Avoid Getting a Holiday DUI (Pt. 1)

Christmas and New Years are fun, festive times when people tend to celebrate with their friends and/or family by throwing parties. If you’ll be celebrating the holidays at a party and you plan on drinking alcohol, knowing what to do in order to...

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Probable Cause: FAQs (Pt. 3)

Here, we will wrap up our three-part blog series Probable Cause: FAQs, responding to some additional questions regarding probable cause. Q – What is probable cause to seize someone’s property? A – In general, probable cause to seize someone’s...

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Probable Cause: FAQs (Pt. 2)

Picking up from where Probable Cause: FAQs (Pt. 1) left off, below, we will continue to respond to frequently asked questions about probable cause and the criminal justice system. Q – What is probable cause to make an arrest? A – Probable cause to...

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Probable Cause: FAQs (Pt. 1)

Probable cause is a legal standard that is critical to the arrest process, as well as the criminal justice system. Despite its key role in many criminal cases, however, probable cause may not be a clear concept to people accused of crimes – and it...

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DUI Checkpoints FAQ: 6 Facts to Know (Pt. 1)

DUI Checkpoints: 6 Facts to Know (Pt. 1)DUI Checkpoints FAQ Arresting people for drunk driving is not just a way for police to try to keep the roads safe – it’s also a really big money maker for cities and counties (particularly if people are...

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FAQs about Filing Criminal Appeals (Pt. 3)

Wrapping up our blog series FAQs about Filing Criminal Appeals, below we will respond to some final questions that commonly arise when people may be considering filing criminal appeals in Colorado. Q – What happens when convicted people win their...

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FAQs about Filing Criminal Appeals (Pt. 2)

Picking up from where we left off in FAQs about Filing Criminal Appeals (Pt. 1), below, we will continue responding to some common questions that arise when people are considering moving forward with criminal appeals. Q – When can criminal appeals...

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Filing Criminal Appeals FAQ Part 1

Although a criminal conviction can be as defeating as it may be disheartening, people convicted of crimes should know that they may have the chance to appeal their convictions in some cases. In fact, the criminal appeals process has been set up to...

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Felony & Misdemeanor Crimes Part 1

While many people may be aware that felony criminal charges are far more severe than misdemeanor criminal charges, they are likely less familiar with what the specific felony or misdemeanor classes are and what range of penalties they are...

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