Reckless driving in Colorado is a Class 2 misdemeanor under Colorado Revised Statute 42-4-1401 that carries serious criminal consequences including up to 90 days in jail, fines up to $300, and eight points on your driving record. Penalties can escalate to a fine of up to $1,000, up to 6 months in county jail, or […]
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After a car accident, amidst the immediate concerns of injuries and damages, one document stands out in its significance: the police report. This objective record provides a detailed account of the incident, which is crucial for insurance claims and potential legal disputes. Obtaining such a report in Colorado’s bustling urban landscape becomes even more vital.
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COLORADO DRIVING UNDER RESTRAINT CHARGES If your license is under suspension or restraint, you cannot drive at all until your license is reinstated, but circumstances are different for each case. For a first time offender caught Driving Under Suspension Colorado Springs, the possibility of a negative outcome can surely be overwhelming. Having the right advocate
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You are probably aware that Colorado lawmakers enacted stiff penalties for driving while your license was under restraint for both residents and non-residents. To be convicted of DUR, it must be proven that a person drove his or her motor vehicle in Colorado with full knowledge that his or her license was under restraint at
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The penalties for Driving Under Suspension [DUS] or Driving with a Revoked License [DUR] are serious traffic offenses under Colorado law. Driving while revoked can trigger jail time. Consult a Colorado Springs traffic violations lawyer to discuss defenses and reinstatement. In fact, Driving under Suspension as a result of an alcohol conviction, carries a mandatory
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