In the Heat of the Summer, Watch Out for BUI
Summer is upon us, and it’s that beautiful time of the year when we embrace the great outdoors and take to Colorado’s stunning waterways for boating adventures. Whether sailing on serene lakes, rafting down rivers or simply enjoying the tranquility of a peaceful pond, there’s no denying the allure of aquatic recreation. However, amid all […]
Understanding Open Container Laws: What’s Legal and What’s Not in Colorado
Open container laws can confuse many individuals, and it’s essential to understand what is considered legal and what isn’t under Colorado law. Whether you’re enjoying a meal at an Italian restaurant or dealing with post-party cleanup, knowing the rules can help you avoid potential legal issues. Open Container: Wine Bottles and Empty Beer Cans Let’s […]
Understanding DUI Laws: What Counts as a “Vehicle” in Colorado
Colorado’s DUI (Driving Under the Influence) laws are designed to prevent impaired individuals from operating vehicles on the road. While the term “vehicle” may typically bring to mind cars and trucks, it’s essential to recognize that various modes of transportation, even unconventional ones, can lead to DUI charges under Colorado law. Colorado’s Definition of a […]
Reducing Drunk Driving Incidents at Country Jam USA: The Impact of Fatal Vision® Goggles
Country Jam USA, a renowned country music festival, is celebrated for its music, camaraderie, and lively atmosphere. However, it is no secret that such festivals often see a surge in alcohol consumption, leading to elevated drunk driving rates among attendees. Last year, the festival recorded 238 alcohol violations; in 2014, there were 229. Surprisingly, this […]
Colorado’s Updated Marijuana Regulations: What Visitors Need to Know This Summer
Suppose you’re planning a trip to picturesque Colorado this summer and have a penchant for cannabis. In that case, there’s good news for you. Recently, Governor John Hickenlooper signed into law a renewal of the state’s marijuana regulations, bringing about a subtle yet significant change that will impact visitors to the state. This change eliminates […]
Marijuana Legalization and Youth Access: Separating Fact from Fiction
As Massachusetts contemplates the legalization of recreational marijuana, a wave of resistance led by Governor Charlie Baker, Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, and various State House leaders has emerged, sparking a heated debate. The proposed Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana Act, set for a fall vote, would grant individuals aged 21 and older the right to […]
Marijuana Legalization’s Positive Impact: A Glimpse at Helping the Homeless
The benefits of marijuana legalization extend beyond the simple right to enjoy cannabis. One remarkable aspect is how tax revenue from marijuana sales can be channeled into various initiatives that benefit communities. In Pueblo, Colorado, some of these tax dollars are directed towards a meaningful cause – aiding people experiencing homelessness. The issue of homelessness […]
Reflecting on 4/20: A Recap of Our Reddit AMA on Colorado Marijuana
As 4/20 came and went, we want to thank all those who participated in our Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) session. It was a pleasure to engage with you and address your questions about Colorado marijuana laws. For those who traveled from neighboring states to celebrate this cannabis-centric holiday in Colorado, we hope you had […]
Navigating Out-of-State DUI Charges: Colorado’s Interstate Driver’s License Compact
Understanding how Colorado DUI laws apply to out-of-state DUI charges is crucial for individuals who may find themselves facing legal consequences beyond state borders. The Interstate Driver’s License Compact plays a pivotal role in this scenario, allowing for the exchange of DUI-related information between states. This article delves into the intricacies of Colorado’s participation in […]
Dry Counties and the Failed Legacy of Prohibition: A Closer Look at DUI Rates
Prohibition, a historical chapter that aimed to curb alcohol consumption in the United States, is often remembered as a colossal failure. While it officially ended in 1933, remnants of this era persist as “dry counties,” where alcohol sales are prohibited. In this piece, we will examine the influence of dry counties on DUI rates, highlighting […]