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Can I Legally Drive After Smoking Marijuana in Colorado?
/0 Comments/in criminal attorney /by Anderson & CarnahanIn the state of Colorado, the recreational use of marijuana isn’t just decriminalized, it’s legal. So long as a user is only in possession of one ounce of marijuana or less, and so long as they are at least 21 years of age, the use of marijuana is not against the law. (Possession of one […]
What is a Class 2 Felony in Colorado?
/0 Comments/in felony /by Anderson & CarnahanIn Colorado, the most serious crime that you can be charged with is a felony. The state divides felonies into six classifications from Class 1 to Class 6, with a Class 1 being the most serious. So, if you’ve been charged with a Class 2 felony, your situation may be dire, and it’s vital that […]
Driving Under the Influence of Drugs in CO – What You Need to Know
/0 Comments/in dui /by Anderson & CarnahanDriving may be a necessary activity for many, but it can also be a very dangerous one. As such, the state has put in place a number of laws that are designed to deter unsafe driving and reduce the risk of accidents. When a traffic law is violated, penalties can range from a warning or […]
How Serious Is a DUI on a Military Installation?
/0 Comments/in dui /by Anderson & CarnahanBeing charged for driving under the influence (DUI) as a civilian is a serious offense, and one that can result in jail time, a license suspension, a large fine, and other potential consequences. When a civilian is arrested and charged for DUI, the process that follows is relatively straightforward – charges will be read, the […]
Driving Under the Influence with a Child in the Car: What Are the Penalties?
/0 Comments/in criminal attorney, dui /by Anderson & CarnahanDriving after consuming alcohol or using another impairing substance can be a serious offense. Indeed, even if your blood alcohol content (BAC) level is not at or above the legal limit of .08 percent, if you are impaired to the extent that your ability to safely operate a motor vehicle is affected, you can be […]
How Are Expert Witnesses Used in Criminal Cases?
/0 Comments/in criminal attorney /by Anderson & CarnahanA criminal conviction could land a Colorado resident in prison for a significant period. But, there’s more. Having a conviction on your record could result in damage to your reputation and a series of other lasting consequences. If you’ve been accused of a serious crime in Colorado, you must be prepared to face these charges, […]
Choosing the Right DUI Lawyer in Colorado Springs
/0 Comments/in dui /by Anderson & CarnahanSometimes we make poor choices or are even victims of a stroke of terrible luck. According to MADD, 28.7 million people admitted that they’ve driven under the influence in 2017, which is more than the population of Texas. If you’ve been arrested for DUI in Colorado, this isn’t something you can sweep under the rug or […]
DUI and Commercial Truck Drivers
/0 Comments/in dui /by Anderson & CarnahanCommercial truckers rely on their CDL (commercial driver’s license) to make a living and provide for their families. But what happens to your CDL if you get a DUI? Colorado has recently strengthened the penalties for DUI for individuals that hold a CDL. If you drive a big rig, bus, delivery truck, or another type […]
If I Am Arrested in Another State for DUI, How Does That Impact My Colorado Driver’s License?
/0 Comments/in dui /by Anderson & CarnahanIf you’re facing an out of state DUI charge, there’s a good chance that it’s also going to impact your Colorado driver’s license. Many of us here in Colorado have ties to other states. Whether you to visit family or friends, or were at a work conference. Or maybe you simply weren’t familiar with your […]
What is the Difference Between Drug Possession and Distribution in Colorado?
/0 Comments/in drug crimes /by Anderson & CarnahanEven though it is now legal to use and possess small amounts of marijuana in Colorado, the Rocky Mountain State still has some of the toughest drug laws in the nation. Drug possession charges in Colorado are a serious matter, and there are a number of factors that can also lead to distribution or trafficking […]