What Happens If I Get a DUI While Visiting Colorado?
Tourism is up in Colorado (three guesses as to why), and with the number of new Colorado visitors coming to enjoy our gorgeous landscapes and the, uh, exotic flora, as it were, we’re seeing more and more people put themselves at risk of DUI and DUI-D charges. So, with this in mind, what should Colorado […]
Is the Legal Limit for Marijuana in the Blood Too High?
In the ever-evolving landscape of marijuana legalization, one hotly debated topic in Colorado is the legal limit for THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) in the blood concerning drugged driving. At present, the threshold is set at five nanograms per milliliter of blood, but divergent opinions persist on whether this limit is appropriate. Some argue it is too lenient, […]
A New Look for Colorado’s Edible Marijuana
The legalization of marijuana in Colorado has been a subject of ongoing concern, particularly when it comes to edibles. One of the primary worries revolves around the fact that many marijuana-infused edibles lack any physical indication that they contain THC, the psychoactive component of cannabis. This has raised alarms about the potential for accidental ingestion, […]
Broncos Fans: Ride These October Game Buses, Stay DUI-Free!
If you bleed orange and blue for the Denver Broncos, there’s exciting news on the transportation front that’s sure to make your game-day experience even more memorable. The Colorado Department of Transportation, in collaboration with the Broncos, has introduced a game-changing initiative for fans residing in Colorado Springs and Fort Collins. Introducing the Bustang to […]
Saddle Up Responsibly: Navigating Colorado’s DUI Laws on Horseback with Thomas & Ahnell, LLC
If you think riding a horse under the influence in Colorado is all fun and games, you might want to rein in those notions. While the law won’t slap you with DUI charges for horsing around, recent incidents in other states, like Pennsylvania, show that things can take an unexpected turn when a carriage gets […]
SCRAM CAMs Track Milestone 500,000 Drunk Drivers
Law enforcement agencies continuously strive to enhance their tools for identifying and monitoring drunk driving. In 2003, Colorado-based Alcohol Monitoring Systems (AMS) introduced the SCRAM CAM, a revolutionary transdermal alcohol monitoring device capable of detecting alcohol consumption through sweat. Fast forward to the present, the SCRAM CAM has achieved a significant milestone, with over 500,000 […]
If Pot Clubs Become Legal, Will They Be Liable for Drugged Driving?
In the coming November, Coloradans will face a pivotal decision that could reshape the state’s social landscape: the vote on the Neighborhood-Supported Cannabis Consumption Initiative. If successful, this initiative will pave the way for public places with city permits to legally allow marijuana consumption. Dubbed as “pot bars,” these establishments could become a common sight […]
The Impact of Colorado’s Felony DUI Law: An In-Depth Analysis
In August 2015, Colorado took a significant step in combating drunk driving by enacting a law that made a person’s fourth DUI conviction a felony. The move aimed to increase penalties for repeat offenders and align the state with others that already had felony DUI laws. Over a year has passed since the law’s implementation, […]
Denver Tour Bus Driver: Drinking on the Job or Not?
Imagine being a passenger in a vehicle, eagerly exploring Denver’s renowned craft beer scene, only to witness the driver cracking open a beer and casually sipping it. Now, picture the same scenario on a party bus brewery tour, where the driver joins in on the drinking festivities. It’s a situation that demands attention and raises […]
Navigating the End of The Heat Is On: Labor Day and the Fight Against Drunk Driving
As the scorching summer days close, we find ourselves at the tail end of the notorious 100 Deadliest Days, culminating with the Labor Day weekend. During this period, drunk driving accidents reached their peak, prompting intensified efforts from authorities such as the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), Colorado State Patrol (CSP), and various local law […]