DUI

To reduce the number of alcohol and drug-related accidents, injuries, and deaths, Colorado takes driving under the influence seriously. Driving while ability impaired (DWAI), driving under the influence (DUI), and driving under the influence of drugs (DUI-D) can negatively affect your life and reputation. If you’re convicted of any of these, it can impact your

Holidays in Colorado mean an increase in DUI checkpoints and DUI patrols and several more DUI arrests. It’s true that instances of impaired driving tend to go up when people feel as though they have a reason to celebrate and while it is essential that law enforcement officials take the steps necessary to keep Colorado streets safe

You’re on your way home to Colorado Springs one night from a party with some friends. Suddenly, you hear those dreaded sirens and see flashing red lights behind you. Your heart begins to race. Even if you only had one glass of wine, it could be enough to impair you over Colorado law’s BAC (blood

The legal answer is—it depends, but yes, you can get a DUI while being in or around your parked car, even if you had no intent to drive. You don’t have to have your keys in the ignition or any proof of driving—you just have to be in or around your car with enough alcohol

Drinking under the influence is a serious offense with serious consequences, especially since you may have your license suspended. Depending on the test you chose, you may need to act within 7 days of getting a DUI by requesting a DMV hearing to try and prevent your license from being suspended. If you or someone

Getting a DUI in any state is an incredibly frustrating and emotional situation, but when you are visiting Colorado from another state, it will add another level of complexity to the experience. The biggest thing to keep in mind is that when you are pulled over for drunk driving in another state, the consequences will

Receiving a DUI has its consequences here in Colorado, but receiving an DUI for underage drinking can have a serious impact for the future of the driver. For those under 21, getting a DUI can have varying consequences depending on the BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) and whether or not it is the first offense. This guide outlines

Most people are unaware that alcohol affects every part of your body, and not always with excessive use. Alcohol does more to your body than just the initial, “drunk” it gives you, it can really damage your life. The first part of the body that most people notice to be affected by alcohol is the