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Breckenridge Criminal Defense Law Blog
What rights will I lose after a felony conviction?
After a felony conviction in Colorado, your immediate concerns are likely to be your sentence, which may include prison time. Obviously, that is most pressing, but after serving your sentence, you need to be aware of lasting consequences of your conviction. You do not...
read moreWhy are DUI checkpoints announced?
You probably have seen on the news an announcement of an upcoming DUI checkpoint somewhere in or around Breckenridge. When you see this announcement, you may think how silly it is to tell everyone there is a checkpoint. How will law enforcement catch anyone driving...
read moreAre people who overdose charged with crime?
It may seem like someone who overdoses on heroine should get a criminal charge in Colorado. However, that is not how the law works. Obviously, this person has used drugs and has the drugs in his or her system, so why does law enforcement not immediately take them from...
read moreThe facts on Colorado fake ID penalties
Although recreational cannabis is legal in Colorado, you must be at least 21 years old to purchase marijuana products at a dispensary in the state. Like liquor stores, dispensaries contend with shoppers who attempt to get around these laws with a fake ID. Whether you...
read moreYour rights during a police stop
If you are like many drivers, you may feel like there is never a Colorado police officer around when someone cuts you off in traffic or runs you off the road. However, when you are driving along, minding your own business, suddenly a cop is pulling you over. Do you...
read moreRules to follow with a temporary restraining order
Should you ever be the recipient of a temporary restraining order (TRO), it is important for you to know the rules you must follow. Claiming ignorance after violating the rules of a TRO will not help your case in front of a judge. It will only make matters worse. You...
read moreHow does a felony differ from a misdemeanor?
Facing a criminal charge in Colorado is never an easy circumstance, even if you have been charged with a crime in the past. Each charge is different, and the way you fight the charges differs based on the type of crime committed and the charge levied against you. So,...
read moreCriminal mischief is not child’s play
At some point, nearly everyone experiences a surge of emotions that feels difficult to control. Whether you are overcome with grief, enraged by a perceived betrayal or willing to do anything to be part of the crowd, you may find yourself doing things that are...
read moreHow can I have my criminal record sealed in Colorado?
Having a criminal record is a troubling issue many people face in Colorado. The crimes they committed very well could have been simple mistakes made at one point in life. Having a criminal charge appear on a background check for employment can make it difficult to...
read moreMemorial Day weekend impaired driving checkpoints
The Memorial Day weekend is finally upon us in Colorado, which means millions of people will be traveling to barbecues, parties, parades, concerts and their vacation destinations. The roads will be flooded with vehicles and traffic might be at a standstill at times....
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