Denver vs. Amsterdam: A Comparative Look at Marijuana Laws and Culture
Since Colorado legalized recreational marijuana, it has gained national attention for its progressive stance on cannabis. However, this shift in perception raises an interesting question: How do Denver’s marijuana laws and culture compare to Amsterdam, often seen as a cannabis hub? Purchase Limits: Denver Takes the Lead Denver surpasses Amsterdam when it comes to the […]
What Does It Mean to Plead No Contest in a DUI Case?
If you find yourself arrested and accused of driving under the influence, there are several potential outcomes. Should the evidence fail to adequately support the charges, the best-case scenario would be a verdict of not guilty. Alternatively, you may be convicted and subjected to penalties in accordance with Colorado law. As a first-time offender, you […]
Colorado’s Stance on High-Risk Driving: A Closer Look
A recent study conducted by WalletHub, a prominent platform focusing on wise financial decisions, has shed light on where Colorado stands in terms of strictness when it comes to high-risk drivers. The study took into account several key factors, including insurance premiums for high-risk drivers, DUI (Driving Under the Influence) laws, and penalties for speeding […]
Colorado’s Creative Approach to Promoting Pedestrian Safety and Combating Marijuana Myths
Colorado’s Creative Approach to Promoting Pedestrian Safety and Combating Marijuana Myths In public awareness campaigns, Colorado has never shied away from creativity. Over the years, the state has rolled out several unconventional campaigns to deliver essential messages to its residents. While some campaigns have been quirky, they have always aimed to address critical issues, whether […]
Denver Makes Top 10 List for Red Light Runners
In a recent study on traffic violations, Denver has found itself on the notorious top 10 list of cities with the highest incidents of red light running. This concerning trend raises questions about the safety of our roads and the need for increased awareness and enforcement measures. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the […]
Transportation after My License was Revoked for DUI in Colorado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 […]
Boozing Boys in Blue: Two Officers Arrested for DUI in Denver
It has been a rough time for Denver Police Department’s boys in blue – in the last three weeks, two of Colorado’s finest have been arrested for alleged drunk driving. The first incident occurred on February 14 in Castle Rock, wherein the DPD officer in question was pulled over and subsequently charged with DUI, careless driving […]
Will the Supreme Court End Marijuana Legalization in Colorado?
A few weeks ago, Nebraska and Oklahoma filed a lawsuit against Colorado before the U.S. Supreme Court in a rare move of states suing other states. So what got our neighbors’ underwear all up in a bunch? The marijuana legalization laws, of course. They claim our pot laws have negatively affected their states by bringing […]
D’oh DUI?: The Parked Car
It has been a while since we have run our “D’oh DUI?” series and we have seen some interesting cases, so far. Whether it’s been a Zamboni, a golf cart, a bicycle, or a horse carriage, the suspects have all been charged with driving under the influence (DUI). Today’s incident comes to us from Florida, where a call was […]
DUI Suspicion and B.A.C.
In the last few months a Colorado District Attorney and the Wisconsin Attorney General have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to clarify an issue that could change the way felony DUI cases are handled. The issue in question is whether the constantly lowering rate of blood-alcohol content is justification to draw blood without a search warrant. The […]