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Why These Arrests Happen So Quickly

Why These Arrests Happen So Quickly

Colorado Requires Officers to Make an Arrest Colorado is among a small number of states with a true mandatory arrest law for cases involving intimate partners or household members. Under C.R.S. Section 18-6-803.6, an officer who develops probable cause to believe a...

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How Charges Escalate From Minor to Felony

How Charges Escalate From Minor to Felony

Colorado Divides Assault Into Three Degrees Colorado law separates assault into three distinct degrees, each carrying its own elements and penalty range. Under C.R.S. Section 18-3-202, first-degree assault covers intentionally causing serious bodily injury with a...

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How to Minimize the Impact of a DUI Charge on Your Record

How to Minimize the Impact of a DUI Charge on Your Record

Facing a DUI charge in Colorado Springs is one of the most stressful experiences a person can go through. Overnight, your future can feel uncertain. You may worry about losing your job, damaging your reputation, or carrying a permanent stain on your criminal record....

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Understanding DUI Sobriety Checkpoints in Colorado Springs

Understanding DUI Sobriety Checkpoints in Colorado Springs

For many drivers in Colorado Springs, coming upon a DUI sobriety checkpoint can trigger immediate anxiety—even when they’ve done nothing wrong. Flashing lights, uniformed officers, and mandatory stops can make anyone’s heart race. And in a state where DUI enforcement...

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Why You Shouldn’t Represent Yourself in a DUI Case

Why You Shouldn’t Represent Yourself in a DUI Case

If you’ve been charged with a DUI in Colorado Springs, you may be tempted to handle the case on your own. After all, it might seem straightforward you go to court, tell your side of the story, and hope for leniency. But as someone who’s spent nearly two decades...

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