Every driver who holds a Colorado license has already agreed to something most people never think about. Under the state’s express consent law, you gave your consent to submit to a chemical test the moment you accepted your driving privileges. If a police officer pulls you over with probable cause
Colorado drivers might not realize this, but when you get your driver’s license, you are agreeing that you will submit to breath and blood tests if law enforcement officers think you might be driving drunk. A recent United States Supreme Court ruling is now calling the Colorado law that behind
Denver’s CBS TV affiliate reports that a man visiting a famous Colorado skiing area has been accused of mistaking a silver Jeep Cherokee for a silver Ford Escape. That was the first in a string of mistakes by the man, according to Steamboat Springs police. They say the 27-year-old got
