Too Stoned to Drive? Find Out with This App
Are you riding the high from that last rip but feeling hungry and unsure if you are too high to drive? Like pretty much everything else, there’s an app for that. No, not Papa John’s (though that works too). The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) created a simple app called My […]
Driving High and Dry: Crafting Legislation for Comprehensive Data Solutions in Marijuana-Related Traffic Incidents
In the ongoing discourse surrounding the challenges of proving impairment in cases of driving under the influence of marijuana, there is a pressing need for a nuanced and evidence-based approach. The existing THC blood limit on the legal books has been criticized for its impracticality, as individuals can exceed the limit even after days of […]
The Thin Line Between Salad and Felony: Navigating Marijuana Laws in Georgia and Colorado
In a bizarre twist of events earlier this month, a routine traffic stop by Georgia police led to the discovery of a seemingly innocuous one-pound bag of leafy greens in a sandwich bag within the suspect’s vehicle. Insisting that it was not marijuana but a mere salad, the 26-year-old driver found himself in a peculiar […]
Colorado Felony DUI Bill Now in Effect
On August 5, Colorado marked a significant shift in its approach to combating drunk driving with the enactment of a new felony DUI law. This legislation targets repeat offenders who have accumulated four DUI convictions, imposing stringent consequences that include imprisonment for a period ranging from two to six years and a hefty fine of […]
Can I Get My DUI Probation Terminated Early?
Probation, often deemed an onerous legal consequence, carries a hefty financial burden for those grappling with monthly fees, alcohol and drug testing, and the constraints of electronic monitoring. The prospect of terminating probation ahead of schedule becomes an enticing beacon of financial relief for many probationers. This liberation from financial strain not only alleviates the […]
What Are Some Lesser Known DUI Consequences?
Getting charged with a DUI can lead to various consequences beyond monetary penalties, license suspension, or incarceration. Additional complications may arise from a DUI conviction, extending beyond the immediate legal repercussions. In this regard, we have assembled a brief compilation of other potential complications that individuals may face as a consequence of being convicted of […]
Transportation after My License was Revoked for DUI in Colorado
Getting arrested for a DUI and subsequently having your license revoked can be a challenging and frustrating experience. The inability to drive may impact your daily life, including getting to work, school, daycare, or visiting friends and family. While the situation may seem daunting, there are viable alternatives to driving, allowing you to maintain a […]
How a DUI Can Hurt Job Prospects in Colorado
A DUI conviction can be a life-altering experience, impacting various aspects of your life, including your employment prospects. While a DUI does not automatically disqualify you from applying for new jobs, it can present challenges during the hiring process and may affect your current employment. In this article, we’ll delve into how a DUI can […]
The Costly Consequences of Drunk Driving: A Cautionary Tale
In the middle of mid-July, a peculiar incident unfolded in Massachusetts involving an alleged intoxicated individual on a quest for late-night fast food. This man, overcome by a case of the munchies, set out on the road to satisfy his hunger with some delicious and budget-friendly premium fast food. Little did he know that his […]
How Accurate Are DUI Tests?
Law enforcement officers employ a variety of tests to assess a driver’s impairment before determining whether they are fit to operate a vehicle. Among the initial assessments is the field sobriety test, a set of evaluations designed to gauge a driver’s balance, coordination, and cognitive abilities. Tasks such as walking in a straight line, balancing […]