What Does Implied Consent Mean in Driving in Colorado?

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What does implied consent mean in driving in Colorado

Imagine this: You’re driving home in Colorado after a night out. Suddenly, flashing lights appear behind you, and an officer pulls you over for a suspected DUI. At that moment, they ask you to take a breathalyzer test. You may wonder what rights you have and what happens if you refuse the test. You may...

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Colorado DUI Laws

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colorado dui laws

You’re driving home under a star-strewn Colorado sky after a night on the town. Suddenly, a police car flashes its lights in your rearview mirror, and moments later, you’re facing a DUI arrest. The sobering reality of Colorado DUI laws hits hard—Colorado designed these regulations to protect lives, but they can catch you off guard...

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Can You Drink and Drive a Boat in Colorado?

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can you drink and drive a boat

The golden sun reflects off rippling water as laughter echoes from a nearby deck. The cool drink in your hand is the perfect accompaniment to a serene boating excursion. But before you take your first sip, you wonder, Can you drink and drive a boat? The answer may surprise you. Operating a boat while under...

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Driving on a Suspended License in Colorado

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Driving on a Suspended License in Colorado?

Were you caught driving with a suspended license in Colorado and worried about the consequences? While driving with a suspended license is not the crime of the century, it can have negative ramifications and unsavory implications on your life. I put together this short blog to provide an overview of worried individuals about driving while...

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Will a Misdemeanor DUI Affect Employment?

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Will a Misdemeanor DUI Affect Employment?

A misdemeanor DUI conviction in Colorado can raise several questions about how it may influence your current or future employment opportunities. Whether you’re applying for a new job or trying to maintain your current position, it’s natural to wonder, Can you get a job with a DUI misdemeanor? How do potential employers view such a...

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Guide for Navigating Marijuana DUI Charges

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Imagine you’re driving home after spending the evening with friends. You haven’t had a drink, but you did take a few hits of marijuana earlier in the night. You feel fine, alert, and focused. So it’s a shock when you see the flashing blue lights in your rearview mirror. Suddenly, you’re facing a roadside sobriety...

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What You Need to Know About Voluntary Intoxication in Colorado

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What You Need to Know About Voluntary Intoxication in Colorado

Voluntary intoxication, often associated with social settings and personal choices, carries significant legal implications, especially in criminal cases. If you’re dealing with criminal charges in Colorado, you may be struggling with the concept of intoxication and how it might apply to your case. It’s a complex legal issue fraught with misconceptions. Voluntary intoxication occurs when...

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Understanding Deferred Judgments in DUI Cases Under Colorado Law

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Understanding Deferred Judgments in DUI Cases Under Colorado Law blog with Mark S. Rubinstein, P.C.

Facing a DUI charge in Colorado can be an overwhelming and confusing experience. Although a DUI conviction can lead to serious consequences, there are ways to avoid ending up with a criminal record. A deferred judgment is one such option, offering a path toward resolving your case without a formal conviction. This post will explain...

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What Happens When a Teenager Receives a DUI in Colorado?

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What Happens When a Teenager Receives a DUI in Colorado blog with Mark S. Rubinstein, P.C.

Teenagers and car keys—a seemingly perfect recipe for freedom. But throw alcohol into the mix, and the potential for disaster exponentially increases. Teen drunk driving is a serious issue with far-reaching consequences. In 2021, nearly 20% of fatal crashes involving drivers aged 15–18 involved the presence of alcohol. If you’re a Colorado parent, guardian, or...

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What Constitutes Probable Cause for a DUI Stop in Colorado?

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What constitutes probable cause for a DUI stop in Colorado blog by Mark S. Rubinstein, P.C.

Facing a DUI charge in Colorado begins with understanding the crucial concept of probable cause. Under Colorado law, law enforcement officers must have probable cause to believe that an individual is driving under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or both before initiating a traffic stop. This means that officers look for specific indicators such as...

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