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Aurora Crime Rates Drop in 2025: What the Numbers Mean for Residents and Defendants Aurora made headlines in 2025 for the right reasons: crime fell across nearly every category. Homicides, stolen cars, and burglaries all dropped dramatically, giving residents a…
Types of Damages in a Colorado Car Accident Settlement It is a common question to ask, and it is understandable. A DUI attorney could be expensive, and it is hard to challenge the facts of a drunk driving case. The answer to…
Being charged with impaired driving in Colorado can be daunting, with potential fines, jail time, and the loss of your driver’s license looming over you. Understanding the differences between DWAI (Driving While Ability Impaired) and DUI (Driving Under the Influence) is crucial, as these charges carry varying levels of severity and consequences. Whether you’re facing a first offense or a repeat charge, the stakes are high. Discover how a knowledgeable DUI attorney can help protect your rights and navigate the complexities of your case for the best possible outcome. Don’t face this challenge alone—learn more now!
Understanding the legal landscape after a car accident in Colorado can be complex, especially regarding comparative fault. This rule impacts how responsibility is shared and your compensation. If found 50% or more at fault, you may receive no damages. Navigating these issues requires expert guidance. Discover how the Lawrence Law Firm can help maximize your compensation and ensure a fair settlement in your case.
Colorado's DUI laws are stringent and multifaceted, which can make them hard to understand. They incorporate various factors such as blood alcohol content (BAC), previous offenses, and other circumstances.
Navigating through these laws without legal help can be risky. A mistake in understanding could lead to severe penalties.
The first part of any DUI investigation is probable cause. This is the reason for police officers to contact a citizen. Without probable cause, a police officer would have no reason to stop a defendant. If law enforcement lacks probable cause, the police cannot use any information they collect during the investigation.
Under the law, authorities can stop a defendant based on an anonymous tip. This classifies as a REDDI Report.
On September 10, 2024, the Aurora City Council voted to cease handling domestic violence cases in the municipal court. This does not necessarily mean the cases will not be prosecuted. Instead, the defendants’ cases will be handled in the county courts. Aurora is in Adams and Arapahoe County.
This change will come with some benefits and some disadvantages. To see how this will affect domestic violence cases, we first need to know what they are. We also need to understand how each court deals with them.
Collateral Consequences of a DUI Conviction in Colorado Clients will often focus on the direct punishment of driving under the influence. This can include jail time, fines, and probation. The length of each will be dependent on whether the defendant has priors…
DUI Attorney fees can vary greatly. A multitude of factors, from the lawyer's experience to the specifics of the case, influences them. Most law firms will offer a free consultation and discuss DUI Attorney costs as well as the facts of your case.
The standard field sobriety tests were developed in the late 1970’s. The tests were developed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (“NHTSA”). Testing was developed to improve the fatality rate on highways due to drunk driving.
The original studies yielded approximately 16 tests, but the NHTSA reduced these to three primary tests. These are the horizontal gaze nystagmus, the walk and turn, and the one-legged stand. Additional tests may be used by police officers.
