Serious Traffic Offenses in Colorado
Driving Under Suspension or Restraint Habitual Traffic Offender Charges
A conviction for Driving Under Restraint (DUR) or Driving Under Suspension (DUS) carries mandatory jail time and the automatic loss of your driver's license for a full year. Police officers and district attorneys see these traffic violations as serious crimes and usually prosecute them vigorously.
Under Colorado's habitual offender statutes, drivers convicted of three major traffic violations within a seven-year period of time face Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO) charges which means up to 18 months in jail and a five-year driver's license suspension!
Don't make the mistake of talking to the police before talking with experienced traffic violation defense attorney Shazam Kianpour.
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At the law office of Shazam Kianpour & Associates, P.C., drivers convicted of serious traffic violations find effective and aggressive defense. The firm represents clients in the metro Denver area, as well as drivers throughout Colorado's Front Range. The firm will explain your rights and legal options when facing serious traffic charges, and help you avoid license suspension and other consequences when possible.
These traffic charges must be taken seriously since a conviction carries such serious penalties and may result in future consequences. If you are arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) while considered to be HTO, you will be charged with a Class 6 felony and face prison time.
Remember also that prospective employers, landlords, banks, and insurance companies have easy access to your criminal records through the Internet. The possibilities of felony charges and license suspension, combined with the limitations and stigma of a criminal record, make the decision to contact a skilled lawyer an easy one.
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To discuss your driving with a suspended license citation, Habitual Traffic Offender charge, or other traffic charge with an experienced Colorado criminal defense lawyer, call the firm's 24-hour telephone number or contact them by e-mail to schedule an initial consultation.
