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When the police suspect you of driving under the influence of alcohol, the experience is nerve-wracking even if you are not guilty. Unfortunately, many people in this situation are unaware of their rights and unknowingly end up helping police gather evidence against...
Our nation's birthday is just a few weeks away. Traditionally an occasion for friends and family to gather, it is also one of the busiest for law enforcement to stop and arrest suspected impaired drivers. Officials point out that the holiday is one of the deadliest...
Drivers face a relatively straightforward set of protocols when tested for alcohol impairment. The officer will pull over the driver and get an initial impression of whether the driver consumed alcohol. While protocols vary, the officer may then have the driver do...
On March 25, a federal court jury awarded $14 million to 12 activists who were peacefully protesting the murder of George Floyd. The activists sued the Denver Police Department, claiming officers used excessive force during protests in 2020. The city of Denver had...
Anyone who has seen a copy show or legal drama knows about Miranda rights. Actors playing law enforcement will often recite the “You have the right to remain silent…” warning as they put the defendant in handcuffs. It is often used for dramatic effect in stories, but...
The hard-fast threshold for illegally driving under the influence of alcohol is a blood alcohol level of .08 percent but getting to and over that threshold is different for each driver. This can leave them unsure about their BAC, particularly in light that they still...
People use computers for practically anything these days. It ranges from ordering a meal, sending an email, watching YouTube, researching, or booking plane tickets. So it should not be surprising that computers also lead to accusations of committing crimes. There are...
An Aurora police sergeant was suspended for yelling and cursing at a teen driver who was allegedly speeding. Captured June 29 on a body camera, the footage showed the sergeant yelling and cursing, then putting her in handcuffs after the driver’s male passenger dropped...
Colorado is one of the states that allow expungement for those arrested or convicted of some crimes. Also known as expunction, this court-ordered process involves sealing or setting aside a criminal conviction. Expunging your criminal record can be a tremendous help...
Anyone who faces criminal charges is worried about the potential punishment involved. However, the charges go onto a criminal record, which can follow the convicted around for years, costing you job opportunities, career advancement, a fruitful military career,...