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App may help people at risk of DUI/DUID/DWAI

Getting arrested on charges of drinking and driving in Colorado can end up ruining a person's reputation and future work opportunities if the individual is eventually convicted. Because DUI/DUID/DWAI has long-term repercussions, the state created a smartphone...

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Different defense strategies exist in DUI/DUID/DWAI cases

Although people are often charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol, an increasing number of people in Colorado are facing charges of driving under the influence of drugs, or DUID. Being pulled over for DUI/DUID/DWAI can be scary, as this type of...

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New DUI/DUID/DWAI campaign targets pot users in Colorado

The transportation department in Colorado recently launched a DUI-related campaign following a study that revealed a startling statistic. According to the 2014 study, more than 40 percent of marijuana users in the state did not realize that driving under the influence...

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Colorado man arrested for DUI/DUID/DWAI for the 8th time

One man in Colorado was recently arrested on charges of driving under the influence. The arrest followed a crash that took place on a Sunday night. Officials said that if he is convicted, this will be his eighth criminal conviction related to DUI/DUID/DWAI. Police...

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Marijuana breathalyzer idea promising, but concerning, P.2

In our previous post, we spoke about a product in development by a company called Cannnabix Technologies which was unveiled at this year's Marijuana Investor Summit and Business Expo: the marijuana breathalyzer. As we pointed out, the idea is exciting in the sense...

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Marijuana breathalyzer idea promising, but concerning

Last month, as some Colorado readers may have heard, the Marijuana Investor Summit and Business Expo took place in Denver. The event, founded only last year, is aimed at bringing together investors and entrepreneurs in the marijuana industry. While one can expect that...

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Challenging a license revocation in Colorado

Readers may have heard of the term implied consent or, here in Colorado, express consent. What this is referring to is the fact that drivers consent to providing a chemical test to police officers who have reasonable grounds to suspect that the driver is operating a...

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Governor to decide on felony DUI bill

Drunk driving is a problem whenever it occurs, but it is well-known in the criminal justice system that the offenders that are the most concerning are repeat offenders. Whereas many drunk drivers will generally clean up their act after facing DUI charges the first or...

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