Monthly Archives: June 2026
Is Expressed Consent the Same as Implied Consent in a Colorado DUI Case?
Many states across the country have laws known as “implied consent” laws concerning impaired or intoxicated driving. These laws generally involve an understanding that any driver on the road, merely by getting behind the wheel of a vehicle and traveling on a public road, has already given consent — they have impliedly given consent… Read More »
Do Miranda Warnings Have Specific Required Language?
If you were recently arrested for any type of felony criminal offense in the Denver area and you have watched any sort of police procedural on television, you may already be aware of certain rights and the requirements of the Miranda warnings upon arrest, which arise out of the United States Supreme Court case… Read More »
What is the Legal Alcohol Amount for Driving Without a DUI Risk in Colorado?
How much alcohol can lawfully be in a person’s system before that person can face drunk driving-related charges in Denver? The answer to the question depends on the person’s age, whether they are driving a personal or commercial vehicle, and whether they are talking about charges for driving while ability impaired (DWAI) or driving… Read More »
What Are My Rights Against Search and Seizure Before a Felony Arrest?
If you have been arrested for a felony offense in Colorado and are now facing charges, it is crucial to seek legal advice about whether your constitutional rights may have been violated if your arrest resulted from a search of your person or your property. In other words, you may have been subject to… Read More »