Colorado was the history-making first state in the U.S. to legalize marijuana for recreational use through state Amendment 64. Since that time Colorado has become a destination state for what’s now called “marijuana tourists.” Many visitors to the state ask the following common questions about how to purchase, possess, and use marijuana in compliance with
Understanding the legal state of psychedelic mushrooms, also referred to as psilocybin mushrooms, in Colorado is crucial for individuals living or visiting the state. The legality of these substances varies from one state to another and a drug charge in Colorado can have serious penalties if their use violates local laws. What Are Psilocybin Mushrooms?
The statute of limitations is a window within which a prosecutor can bring charges against a defendant. The length of the limitation period varies depending on the crime charged. Crimes like murder or treason are exempted from a statute of limitations, so individuals can be prosecuted at any point in time for these severe offenses
If you’ve been charged with a minor in possession (MIP) charge in Colorado, you may be wondering what it means and how the process works. In Colorado, an MIP charge is actually an unclassified petty offense which doesn’t involve jail time; however, there are fines and other penalties associated with it. What Is Minor in
If you are facing drug possession charges, there are a few things you can do to try to get the charges dropped. Depending on the facts of your case and your criminal history, you may be eligible for a motion to suppress, drug treatment, community service, or pre-trial diversion. Keep reading to learn more about
Marijuana is legal for recreational use in Colorado. Although it is legal, there are still Colorado laws that apply to its use, possession, and purchase, and it’s essential to understand the restrictions in place. Additionally, marijuana is still illegal under federal law. If you have questions about Colorado’s marijuana laws or need any type of
If you were to say that partying is sometimes part of your college life, you definitely wouldn’t be the only student to admit this. In fact, some people say partying is merely a typical aspect of college life in Colorado and most other states. If you are age 21 or beyond, then imbibing alcohol, for
Colorado is the proud home of many prestigious and popular institutions of higher education, with thousands of young people from the area and out of state. With the marijuana laws recently changing, many young people are unclear about what happens when you’re caught driving while high or smoking weed under the age of 21. What
Last year, the Colorado Springs Police Department Metro Vice, Narcotics & Intelligence (MVNI) division reported that it seized more than seven pounds of heroin off of Colorado streets. The report is solid evidence of a truth legal and health care professionals have come to understand: that Colorado is not exempt from the recent surge in
Just as you have to follow the law, so too do law enforcement agencies. This includes not only following state and federal laws but avoiding actions that could violate a person’s constitutional rights as well. One such constitutional right that just about everyone here in Colorado knows is their Fourth Amendment right that protects them