Many Colorado drivers don't realize that when they initially accepted their driver's license, they consented to a chemical test during a DUI traffic stop. If the driver attempts to refuse to participate in this test, he or she could face serious penalties.
Huge police misconduct report yields some jarring numbers
We all know there are some problematic cops working in Colorado and across the country. No professional demographic is perfect.
Colorado bill particulars deeply affect one audience
"I think the concept of punishment is supposed to be finite," says one Colorado legislator.
These crime-related numbers simply have to go down
We note on our website at the established Denver criminal defense firm of Shazam Kianpour & Associates a bedrock legal canon of American law. It addresses the prosecutorial role, and is both direct and simple. We duly stress that the government must prove an alleged criminal offender's guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt."
Holiday revelry, and a segue to Colorado’s exacting DUI laws
Are you a fan of St. Patrick’s Day?
What does hard empirical data suggest concerning expungement?
A recent article terms it a "groundbreaking" study focused on an important criminal law topic. It has also been called "remarkable."
