Understanding DUI-D in Colorado: The Role of Polydrug Use

In Colorado, where approximately 25,000 DUI cases are reported annually, concerns about drugged driving have been a topic of debate, particularly in the context of marijuana legalization. While some opponents of marijuana legalization argue that it leads to an increase in drugged driving incidents, the relationship between marijuana legalization and DUI-D cases remains a complex […]

Marijuana DUI Laws: Debunking the Science Behind Blood Tests

Would you believe it if the nation’s largest auto club claimed that marijuana DUI laws are scientifically baseless and largely nonsensical? According to AAA and many other groups and prominent figures, the standards used by states to determine impairment related to marijuana have no real connection to a person’s actual impairment status. In other words, […]

Colorado Contemplates THC Potency Caps: What Could This Mean for Cannabis Consumers?

Colorado’s thriving cannabis industry has attracted both enthusiasts and critics since its legalization. However, recent proposals by lawmakers have ignited a fresh debate regarding the regulation of marijuana products. One notable initiative, led by Rep. Kathleen Conti, seeks to impose THC potency caps and stringent labeling requirements. This potential change has raised concerns among both […]

DEA Contemplates Marijuana Rescheduling: Potential Impact on Legal Landscape

Marijuana’s status as a Schedule 1 drug at the federal level has long been a subject of debate and contention. While some states have moved towards legalization for both medical and recreational use, the federal government still classifies marijuana alongside substances like heroin. However, there may be a glimmer of hope for change on the […]

Navigating Out-of-State DUI Charges: Colorado’s Interstate Driver’s License Compact

Understanding how Colorado DUI laws apply to out-of-state DUI charges is crucial for individuals who may find themselves facing legal consequences beyond state borders. The Interstate Driver’s License Compact plays a pivotal role in this scenario, allowing for the exchange of DUI-related information between states. This article delves into the intricacies of Colorado’s participation in […]

Understanding Colorado’s Dram Shop Liability Laws in the Age of Legalized Marijuana and Cannabis Clubs

Colorado’s laws regarding the liability of businesses serving alcohol to patrons involved in drunk driving accidents are well-established under dram shop liability regulations. However, with the advent of legalized recreational marijuana and the potential emergence of cannabis clubs, questions surrounding liability for drugged driving incidents have become more complex. Dram shop liability, governed by CRS […]

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 […]

College Students and DUI: Protecting Your Future

College life is often associated with newfound freedom, exploration, and social experiences. For many students, this includes experimenting with alcohol and, increasingly, marijuana. However, the allure of these substances can lead to risky behaviors, including driving under the influence (DUI), posing a significant threat to students’ personal, academic, and professional futures. Navigating the Risks: College […]

The Impact of Marijuana Legalization on Drugged Driving: A Hazy Situation

The legalization of recreational marijuana in Colorado has been a topic of national interest and scrutiny for several years now. One of the significant concerns that arose with the legalization of marijuana was the potential increase in drugged driving incidents and the associated risks of accidents on the road. However, despite being three years into […]

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