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Feb 20
Colorado Felony DUI Law Of the 50 states in our country – five – do NOT have felony DUI laws important link. In Colorado – multiple DUI’s – DWAI’s may result in more serious sentences but the punitive portion of the sentence – jail – may only be served in the county jail. Under the new law – that all changes. Colorado DUI – DWAI defense lawyers are watching the develoment of the new law … Read The Rest
Jan 03
Vehicular Homicide – Manslaughter Cases – by Denver Vehicular Manslaughter Attorney | Colorado Lawyer for Auto Homicide – H. Michael Steinberg Josh Brent a well known and well respected professional football player with Dallas Cowboys was indicted last month under the Texas version of Vehicular Homicide – known in Texas as…. Vehicular Homicide – Manslaughter – “Intoxication Manslaugter.” Unlike other kinds of crimes – this crime brings with it a much easier evidentiary burden of … Read The Rest
Dec 05
by Colorado DUI Defense Lawyer – Attorney H. Michael Steinberg Colorado DMV Phone Hearings Recent changes to the methods used by the Colorado Department of Motorvehicles (DMV) in conducting Colorado DMV Phone Hearings has led to the denail of a face to face confrontation by lawyers representing individuals charged with DUI -DWAI forces generated by the viagra naturel if you??the year that had never been seen by a�?� Patients with coronary ischemia not treated withtimely, … Read The Rest
Oct 17
In Colorado A DUI – Driving under the influence (DUI) charge is typically charged as a “per se” crime – when a driver whose blood alcohol content (BAC) is 0.08 or greater while driving, or within two hours of driving. This “per se” charge can be charged with the DUI charge – and is in addition to the DUI. It is also is a misdemeanor that may be charged whenever a person drives after consuming … Read The Rest
