DUI

Sobriety checkpoints are designed to identify impaired drivers and keep the roads safe. However, the process can feel intimidating for drivers who find themselves stopped. Knowing your rights and what to expect can help you stay calm and make informed decisions. A Lakewood DUI defense attorney from the Law Offices of James L. Finegan,...

Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is illegal because it puts others at risk. Colorado code makes that clear and outlines some specific terminology that all drivers should know before they get behind the wheel of a car after having a few drinks. Consider the following commonly used terms and what they...

The medical use of marijuana has been legal in Colorado since 2000, allowing many Coloradans to seek relief from various illnesses. While its use is highly accepted, like any drug, laws apply to its use. Understanding the consequences of driving under the influence of marijuana while possessing a medical marijuana card is essential. Colorado...

Have you or a loved one been charged with using marijuana or driving with an open container of marijuana? Under CRS 42-4-1305.5, this is a traffic violation. It is never permitted for a driver to operate their vehicle under the influence of marijuana. These offenses typically result in a criminal charge. What Constitutes an...

Driving under the influence can have tragic consequences, and the law in Colorado treats it very seriously. If you have been charged with a DUI, it is vital that you are well informed. Colorado DUI statute § 42-4-1301 C.R.S. defines DUI, its legal penalties if convicted, and the process for prosecution. Colorado DUI Defined...