DUR – Driving Under Revocation in Colorado — Timothy Kelly & Associates
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DUR – Driving Under Revocation
Driving in Colorado After an Alcohol-related Suspension
Do NOT drive until your license is reinstated.
You remain under revocation until you take action to reinstate your license and it is returned to you. Driving during revocation is more serious than your original charge.
Mandatory 45 Days in Jail
If your privilege to drive in Colorado is revoked or suspended because of an alcohol-related reason, and you are later convicted of driving without a license, you will be serving a mandatory 45 days in jail, in addition to the fines and court costs imposed by the judge.
Crime of "Moral Turpitude"
Such a conviction will also be considered a crime of "moral turpitude" and you may be deported if you are not a US Citizen.
Crime of Violence
If you are convicted of an alcohol offense and sentenced to 365 days or more, it is considered a "crime of violence" and you may be deported. This includes any suspended sentence.
The consequences of driving under revocation are severe and can compound an already difficult legal situation. If you are facing a DUI charge or a license revocation, contact Timothy Kelly & Associates immediately to understand your options and protect your rights.
Facing a DUR charge? Act now.
The penalties are severe. Call Timothy Kelly & Associates for immediate legal counsel.
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