Nearly two years since the first legal marijuana store opened its doors, the public wants to know if marijuana legalization has had any adverse effects on Colorado. Following the opening of retail pot stores on January 1, 2014, marijuana legalization advocates would have you believe the rate for specific crimes in Denver had dropped. However, […]
Recently, Deadspin.com released photographs of Nicole Holder, ex-girlfriend of Dallas Cowboys defensive end, Greg Hardy. The pictures are reportedly evidence of injuries sustained after Hardy attacked Holder in 2014. They were used in a bench trial in the wake of domestic violence allegations stemming from an incident involving the couple. Last summer, Hardy was convicted […]
A 23-year-old woman was arrested and charged with DUI after she struck and injured a Boulder Police Officer in October. The officer had reportedly pulled another vehicle over on the shoulder of the westbound lanes of U.S. 36 when Leyla Walker hit the officer with her car. A second vehicle was involved despite the driver’s […]
Those who are under suspicion of DUI in Boulder are not required to answer any questions asked by the police officer and, in fact, should not answer questions other than politely giving their name and address. Drivers are allowed to refuse a breath test or field sobriety test under Colorado law and may also refuse […]
In what appears to be a rare example of bipartisanship, the red and the blue have united to endorse a proposal which calls for major reform in the federal criminal sentencing laws. Known officially as the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015, the Act would allow judges wider discretion in sentencing, spare some drug […]
