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When you hear the phrase “kidnapping,” what probably comes to mind is holding another person hostage until you’re paid some kind of ransom or some other demand is met. While that’s certainly one definition, Colorado makes a distinction between kidnapping someone for...
Marijuana is decriminalized in Colorado, but that doesn’t mean that anyone can do whatever they want with it in this state. Anyone who’s interested in using marijuana should ensure they understand exactly what’s allowed and what’s not. One specific point to remember...
College students often have intense class schedules. Add in the need to work to earn money and the desire to live the social life of a college student and things can become overwhelming. This stress can lead to trouble with their academics. For some college students,...
Colorado was one of the first states to legalize marijuana for recreational use. This has since spread to many more states, with Ohio being one of the most recent. The recreational use of marijuana is allowed, and people are not going to be arrested for simple...
You know that driving under the influence (DUI) is dangerous and wrong – so sleeping off a few drinks in your car seems like a much better solution. You certainly aren’t putting anybody at risk doing that, right? Unfortunately, you can still end up with a DUI charge....
The rise of cellphones has revolutionized relationships. Intimate relationships, in particular, have shifted dramatically. People can remain in constant contact with their partner. They can also send images or videos to each other. People can privately record their...
Traffic tickets don’t seem like a big deal to most people. However, if they accumulate, they could seriously impact your driving record and economic circumstances. In Colorado, tickets appear on your record for seven years and increase the number of points on your...
Most traffic violations are relatively minor. Police officers spot someone technically breaking the law and conduct a traffic stop. The motorist receives a ticket that they have to fight or pay. Submitting the money for the fine to the state is the equivalent of...
Navigating the college experience is exciting and comes with many new freedoms, and underage drinking can often seem like a rite of passage. But it's important to remember that such newfound independence also brings responsibility. Though it may seem like harmless fun...
When a crime is committed, the police may take reports from eyewitnesses. An eyewitness is someone who may have been present during a crime and can recall events that transpired before, during and after the crime. It’s often believed that eyewitnesses provide...