How Drug Scheduling Affects Sentencing in CO
The United States Department of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) establishes federal laws that identify controlled substances and classifies drugs. The classification of drugs, also known as Drug Scheduling, includes illegal, prescription, and over-the-counter drugs and medicines, based on potential risk-
Prescription Drug Laws in Colorado
Possession of prescription drugs, especially ones not prescribed to you, can be illegal in the state of Colorado. Depending on how much and what type of medications or controlled substances you possess can determine the level of legal consequences you-
Alcohol and Open Container Laws in Colorado
Each state has different open container laws, and if you don’t know the particular laws in the state you are in, you may not even know if you’re breaking the law. This article will explain some commonly asked questions regarding-
Criminal Impersonation in Colorado
Criminal Impersonation and Colorado Law Impersonations to be fraudulent is illegal. In the state of Colorado, code CRS 18-5-113 claims that creating a fictitious or false identity to unlawfully gain benefit for oneself or others is considered to be criminal-
Teen Drinking and Driving Statistics
From small towns to large cities across America, experimenting with drugs and alcohol is almost like a rite of passage for many young people. According to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, it is not uncommon for children-
