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Colorado Enacts THC Driving Law

Colorado Enacts THC Driving Law

New Colorado THC driving law In 2012, Colorado voters passed Amendment 64. This Amendment grants the right to use recreational marijuana in the state. As a result, it is now legal to possess up to one ounce of marijuana and consume marijuana in a non-public setting....
Colorado changing its Ignition Interlock Laws

Colorado changing its Ignition Interlock Laws

Colorado changing its Ignition Interlock Laws Many states have mandatory ignition interlock laws. They require individuals who lose their driver’s license because of an alcohol offense to install an interlock before reinstating their privilege to drive. The...
Colorado sees an uptick in heroin use

Colorado sees an uptick in heroin use

Colorado Sees an Uptick in Heroin Use Heroin abuse is increasingly becoming a problem in Colorado as the state sees an uptick in use.Heroin use in Colorado, which for many years was on the decline in the state and across the nation, is once again regaining popularity...
Obama Set to Expand Clemency for Drug Offenses

Obama Set to Expand Clemency for Drug Offenses

Obama Set to Expand Clemency for Drug Offenses Last year, Attorney General Eric Holder made news with an announcement that he had directed federal prosecutors to take steps to avoid charging certain drug crime suspects under provisions that would lead to long...
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