Police officers who conduct traffic stops are always looking for signs of intoxication. Therefore, even though you’re considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, police officers may deem you guilty just based on your behavior or speech patterns. As a...
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Month: January 2022
Why depositions matter to your criminal defense
To build the strongest criminal defense possible, you need to take a holistic approach. While this means identifying witnesses, knowing case law, and exploiting the rules of evidence to your advantage, it also means knowing how to competently navigate the discovery...
How does a breathalyzer work?
Whenever a Colorado driver spots the flashing red and blue lights in the rear view mirror, the pulse rate will inevitably increase, especially if the person has been drinking. Most Coloradans know that they can be required to submit to a blood test to measure the...
Traffic stop leads to drug charges
Minor traffic stops, such as failing to signal turn or failing to obey a “Yield” sign, can quickly lead to more serious charges if the driver has been careless with handling illegal goods, such as drugs. The Utah Highway Patrol provided a striking example of this...