
Vehicular Homicide
Denver Vehicular Homicide Attorneys
What Is Vehicular Homicide?
Colorado law maintains that a person may be guilty of vehicular homicide if their negligence or recklessness while operating a motor vehicle causes another person’s death. In these cases, the state considers recklessness or negligence a conscious disregard of the risks associated with a person’s actions or decisions. Examples of what this looks like include driving while drunk or well over the speed limit.
These offenses are serious and often result in felony charges that carry years in prison and hefty fines. If you have been charged with vehicular homicide, do not wait to retain an experienced lawyer. Attorney J.Y. Kang and Attorney Vince Buckmelter have represented tens of thousands of clients and have the skill and know-how to show for it. They take on clients with cases in Denver, Vail, Boulder, Aurora, Commerce City, Westminster, Arvada, Lakewood, and Golden.
To find out what either lawyer can offer, call today or connect with our office online.
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Colorado Drug Scheduling & Penalties
Drug charges can be extremely serious, especially if you are convicted. Under Colorado law, drug crimes are classified as either Schedule I, II, or III. The schedule of a drug is determined by the potential for abuse and the accepted medical use. Schedule I drugs are the most serious and carry the most severe penalties upon conviction. Schedule II drugs are less serious and carry lesser penalties.
Schedule I drugs include:
Marijuana
Ecstasy
Heroin
LSD
Peyote
Magic mushrooms
Schedule II drugs include:
Cocaine
Methamphetamines
Morphine
Opium
Heroin
If you are convicted of a drug crime, you will be required to register as a controlled substance user with the state. You will be required to register for at least three years and possibly for the rest of your life. You will be required to report any change of address, employment, or school within ten days of the change. You will also be subject to random searches by law enforcement officers.