Key Takeaways A missed Miranda warning does not automatically dismiss a criminal case in Colorado. Miranda applies only during custodial interrogation under C.R.S. § 16-3-601. Statements obtained without Miranda can be suppressed under C.R.S. § 16-3-406. Suppression removes statements but does not end the case; prosecutors may proceed. Loss of key statements can lead to…

Key Takeaways Colorado defines intoxication assault as impaired driving causing serious bodily injury to another person. Prosecutors need not prove intent, only that impairment caused the injury. Serious bodily injury includes death risk, permanent disfigurement, or long-term loss of function. Prosecutors must prove driving, impairment, and causation of serious bodily injury beyond a reasonable doubt….

Key Takeaways Colorado allows temporary driving after a DUI if the officer provides a permit upon license seizure. Drivers must request a DMV hearing within seven days of revocation notice to retain driving rights. Failing a required chemical test triggers a nine-month suspension; refusal triggers a one-year revocation. Temporary permits require surrendering the license; missing…