First-Time DUI in Colorado? Here’s What to Expect
Driving under the influence is never a smart idea, as it poses a danger to yourself and others on the road.
In Colorado, the consequences of a DUI offense can be severe, even for a first-time offender. According to the Colorado State Patrol, you can lose your driver's license for up to nine months, even on your first offense.
Actions do have consequences.
Getting behind the wheel after drinking or getting high can have devastating effects on your financial, personal, and work life, and can even lead to accidents that destroy lives.
It is essential to understand Colorado's DUI laws and the risks associated with driving under the influence to avoid these consequences.
Author's summary: Know the risks of DUI in Colorado.
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