Holiday DUI Charges in Colorado Springs
Despite good intentions, holiday DUI arrests still happen every year in Colorado Springs. Increased patrols, checkpoints, and enforcement mean drivers are more likely to be stopped — even for minor issues
If you were arrested for DUI during the holidays, what you do next can significantly affect the outcome of your case.
⚖️ DUI Charges in Colorado Are Serious — Even for First-Time Offenders
A DUI arrest in Colorado usually triggers two separate cases:
- A criminal case in court
- A DMV administrative case affecting your license
Potential consequences include:
- License suspension
- Mandatory ignition interlock
- Fines and court costs
- Probation or jail time
- Increased insurance rates
- Long-term employment consequences
Even a first-time DUI can follow you for years.
Sources:
Colorado Revised Statutes §42-4-1301
Colorado Department of Revenue – DMV DUI Consequences
🚔 Why Holiday DUI Arrests Are Often Defensible
Holiday DUI cases frequently involve:
- Rushed traffic stops
- Overcrowded enforcement operations
- Poor roadside testing conditions
- Breath or blood testing errors
- Procedural or constitutional violations
At Pav Law Criminal Defense, we carefully analyze:
- Whether the traffic stop was legal
- How field sobriety tests were administered
- The accuracy of breath or blood testing
- Officer training and compliance
- Errors that could lead to reduced or dismissed charges
An arrest does not automatically mean a conviction.
📞 Schedule a Free DUI Consultation With Pav Law Criminal Defense
If you’re facing a DUI charge in Colorado Springs or El Paso County, time matters. Important deadlines — especially with the DMV — can pass quickly.
Pav Law Criminal Defense offers free consultations so you can:
- Understand your charges and options
- Learn what penalties you may be facing
- Decide your next steps with confidence
- Get experienced guidance before making costly mistakes
👉 Contact Pav Law today to book your free DUI consultation.
The sooner you reach out, the more we can do to protect your rights and your future.
