DUI and DWAI allegations
Understand the separate court and administrative-license processes that may follow a Colorado alcohol- or drug-related driving allegation.
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Focused assistance for Colorado residents, commercial drivers, and out-of-state visitors dealing with traffic citations, DUI or DWAI allegations, DMV action, or CDL consequences in Colorado.
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These pages explain the major processes and questions involved so visitors can find relevant information before requesting an appointment.
Understand the separate court and administrative-license processes that may follow a Colorado alcohol- or drug-related driving allegation.
Explore DUI & DWAI representation →Information for speeding, careless or reckless driving, accident-related citations, driving under restraint, and other Colorado traffic matters.
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Choose the closest issue to reach the most useful information. A citation’s exact wording, court, and deadlines matter.
Local court information
These locally researched guides help visitors identify the relevant court system and official resources. They do not imply a local office or special relationship with any court.
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The Law Office of Ike Lucero, Jr. focuses this website on traffic, DUI and DWAI, driver’s-license, DMV, and commercial-driver matters. Consultations are scheduled by appointment.
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