In Colorado, first-offense DUI penalties include five days to one year in jail, a fine of $600 to $1,000 plus court costs, 48 to 96 hours of community service, 12 DMV points on your DMV driving record, and a …

A DUI-1st in Colorado carries 5 days to 1 year in jail, 48 to 96 public service hours, $600 to $1,000, 2 years of probation, and a 9-month license revocation.

There are serious penalties for refusing to take a Colorado DUI chemical test. Even if you do not take the test, the prosecutor can still present evidence of your driving to convict you.

What are the minimum penalties for a second DUI in Colorado? A second DUI in Colorado carries a minimum of 10 days jail time, $600 in fines, 48 hours of community service, and a one-year license …

In addition to a long driver’s license suspension, felony DUI penalties in Colorado include two to six years in prison (plus up to three years of parole) and $2,000 to $500,000 in fines.

Although Colorado’s DUI conviction rate is high (up to 96% in cases involving high BACs), in our experience, the following eight defenses have proven very effective with prosecutors, judges, and juries.

1. What are the penalties for a 4th DUI? As a class 4 felony, a DUI-4th carries: 2 to 6 years in Colorado State Prison (with 3 years parole); and/or $2,000 to $500,000 in fines However, the sentencing range …

The penalties are generally the same as with a DUI of alcohol. DUID suspects are required to submit to a blood test because breath tests are designed to detect alcohol rather than drugs.

What are the penalties for an underage DUI in Colorado? For a first offense UDD (underage drinking and driving), you face up to $100 in fines, a 3-month license revocation, 24 hours of useful public …

Remember, the penalties for refusing are separate from any penalties you face if you are convicted of DUI or DWAI. These include fines, jail, community service, and an additional license suspension.