Drug trafficking is one of the most serious drug crimes a person can face. A conviction for drug trafficking can result in significant penalties, including massive fines and a lengthy prison sentence. To defend yourself against drug trafficking charg…
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Colorado was one of the first states to legalize recreational marijuana. However, marijuana remains illegal at the federal level. Because of this, you may still face consequences for smoking marijuana – even in a state where it is legal. CONTAC…
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If you smoke marijuana or other drugs in Colorado, it’s important you understand Colorado’s drug scheduling system. Doing so helps you understand how dangerous a drug is and what legal risk you take by using it. If you have been charged w…
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If you live in Colorado and consume marijuana, it’s important you know the law so that you don’t find yourself in a bad position. You can have up to 1 ounce of marijuana without being charged with a petty drug offense. If you have more th…
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It’s no surprise that having a drug trafficking conviction on your record can have serious implications. From high bonds to potentially serving upwards of 32 years in prison, it is common to want to better understand what you can do if arrested…
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Despite Colorado being one of the first states to legalize marijuana for recreational use, the government still takes a firm stance on drug possession. However, the severity of these crimes can vary based on the drug classification and circumstances…
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Recreational marijuana usage became legal in Colorado in 2014 after a 2012 referendum that approved the classification. This came with a lot of regulation and new laws governing how much, who, and where people can use it. Also, marijuana is still ill…
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Now that marijuana is legal in many states, it is much easier to find edibles like drinks, candies, and brownies. Most people prefer edibles to smoking cannabis, so many recreational stores sell drinks and food as well as joints. If you are new to ed…
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n 2012 Colorado became one of the first states to legalize recreational marijuana, but legalization came with several stipulations. For example, you can’t smoke in public, you can’t carry around a bunch of weed, and you can’t drive while high.…
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While the recreational use and sale of marijuana may be legal in Colorado, there are still plenty of ways that the drug can get you in trouble with the law. CONTACT US! Take the recent case in Colorado Springs, where an adult woman is being investiga…
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