Category: DUI

Given that the Broncos will be competing in the Super Bowl, the Denver Police Department is prepared for the worst case scenario – and that scenario is likely to materialize whether the team wins, as most who live in Colorado hope (and expect) they will, or loses.

 

The downtown area of Denver will be particularly scrutinized both during and following the game; expect a visible presence of law enforcement

In Marshall v. People, the Colorado Supreme Court addressed the admissibility of lab reports in DUI and DUID cases.

In that case, the prosecution had sought to admit the lab test results performed by a technician who was not actually present at trial.  They sought to admit those reports through the technician’s supervisor, Cynthia Burbach.  The reports were in fact admitted over the objection of the defendant and his

It is well established law that the police cannot legally stop your vehicle without reasonable suspicion.  Where matters become a little less clear is the law that holds that once the purpose of the initial stop of a defendant’s vehicle has been accomplished, and no other reasonable suspicion exists to support further investigation, any ongoing detention of the defendant and his vehicle is illegal.  A recently decided Colorado Supreme Court,

If you have been arrested for drunk driving in Denver, it’s important to consult with a DUI attorney as soon as possible. Even if you are worried because you failed a field sobriety test or a chemical test of some sort, your DUI attorney may be able to help. Denver area law enforcement routinely engage in DUI crackdowns over specific holiday weekends or when particular sporting events such as the

If you failed a breath test and were subsequently arrested for DUI in Denver, you may have already assumed that there is nothing you can do and that you will simply have to suffer the consequences of a drunk driving conviction. However, that is not necessarily true, and you should consult with a Denver DUI attorney to determine if there is a possibility that you have been erroneously charged. Your