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A Colorado DMV hearing: proven counsel can make a difference

On Behalf of | Mar 17, 2016 | Drunk Driving Charges |

Do you like red tape?

We didn’t think so.

Few people do, in any context, given its close connection with some of the more frustrating and angst-ridden moments in life.

Red tape implies waiting — lots of waiting. It also has a close nexus with dizzying amounts of rules, processes and procedures.

And then there is the mixed and flatly unpalatable cocktail of complexity and stress.

All these factors — and more — take center stage for any Denver-area resident or other Coloradan who makes a mandatory appearance at a DUI-related DMV hearing. As we note on a relevant page of our website at the Denver DUI defense law firm of Shazam Kianpour & Associates, P.C., the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles “is composed of many confusing rules, bureaucracy, and endlessly long lines.”

Which equates to a memorable experience — and for all the wrong reasons — for any individual who faces a DMV hearing regarding an important factor relating to a cherished driving license.

As we point out on our website, a trip to the DMV for a hearing can owe to many things.

In one instance, a hearing might center on the central “facts” surrounding a DUI incident and feature testimony, subpoenas and challenges that a knowledgeable and focused defense attorney might reasonably make to mitigate adverse consequences.

A hearing might also focus on alleged violations of the state’s ignition interlock requirements. Alternatively, it might also involve discussion of insurance point values or some other matter.

There can be many opportunities during a DMV hearing for proven defense counsel to offer arguments and evidence that can make a material difference in the outcome of a case.

An experienced Denver traffic violations and drunk driving defense attorney can provide further information as well as advocate diligently on behalf of any Colorado resident who faces a DMV hearing challenge.

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