Most know that DUI laws have become tougher over the years, but the change put into effect on August 5, 2015, was an historic step in Colorado. A felony DUI will be filed if the accused driver has three
prior alcohol-related driving convictions, regardless of which state they occurred. Though the same laws apply to prove a DUI Offense, now the consequences have become much harsher. A felony conviction can have life-time consequences.
Repeat DUI offenses in Fort Collins can also lead to mandatory installation of
interlock devices on your vehicle. It is critical to work with a proven, knowledgeable criminal defense attorney if you or a loved one is facing any alcohol-related driving charge, including a misdemeanor DUI or DWAI. If you are seeking a Northern Colorado Attorney to represent you in a Felony DUI case, give me a call to take advantage of my free initial consultation.
You can place your goals with confidence in attorney David H. Johnson of Liggett, Johnson & Goodman, P.C., as I will strategically
negotiate a favorable plea agreement for you or advocate your rights at a jury trial. I am knowledgeable in current Colorado DUI laws — and understand how they are applied in Larimer County, Boulder County, Weld County, and surrounding courts.
I address every charge of driving under the influence, whether alcohol or drug based, with focus and creativity. When my clients face felony alcohol-related driving offenses, my Fort Collins law firm provides a strategic, results-focused defense, emphasizing
∙ Comprehensive investigation to determine whether the officer violated your rights or made other procedural mistakes.
∙ Scientific and procedural analysis of all relevant evidence and how it was obtained.
∙ Clear guidance throughout the legal process, ensuring that you know and understand available options for minimizing consequences, including a focus on alcohol or drug rehabilitation.