DUI Information
Diabetes Can Look Like Intoxication
Diabetes can cause symptoms that look like being drunk. This includes confusion, slurred speech, and unsteady movements. Low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) happens when blood sugar drops below 70 mg/dL and can make someone act like they are drunk. High blood sugar (hyperglycemia) occurs when blood sugar rises above 180 mg/dL, leading to confusion and clumsiness. [...]
Colorado Criminal Law – The Impact Of Police Body Cam Laws
Colorado's body cam laws help improve the state's criminal justice system. These laws require police officers to use body cameras during their interactions, making sure they are transparent and responsible. The body camera recordings provide clear evidence that can prevent bad behavior and help both sides in court cases. Rules about keeping and using this [...]
Should I Tell My Criminal Defense Lawyer the Truth?
You should always tell your criminal defense lawyer the truth. Telling your lawyer everything helps them build a strong defense and spot weaknesses in the prosecution's case. Client-lawyer confidentiality means that what you share stays private. Giving all the details helps your lawyer plan the best legal strategy and get better results for you. Lying [...]
Can a Self-Driving Car Be a Designated Driver?
Self-driving vehicles use advanced sensors and smart algorithms to drive by themselves. They can act as designated drivers, helping to prevent drunk driving. But laws about DUI and who is responsible need to change to keep up with this technology. It is important to know when the car is in control and when a person [...]
Distracted Driving vs Drunk Driving: How Do They Compare
Distracted driving and drunk driving both make it hard for drivers to focus and react properly. Distracted driving takes a driver's attention, hands, and eyes away from the road, making their reaction times as slow as someone with a BAC of 0.08%. Drunk driving also slows reaction times and messes up judgment and coordination. Both [...]
Driving for Uber After a DUI
If you have a DUI, you probably can't drive for Uber. Uber checks your background and won't hire you if you have had a DUI in the last seven years. If you are already a rideshare driver and get a DUI, they will stop you from driving. Lyft has the same rules to keep everyone [...]
