Colorado Springs Minor In Possession Lawyers

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Minor In Possession Colorado Springs Defense Attorneys

Along with the fines, Colorado Springs probation, and up to one year in jail, if you are under the age of 18 and are arrested for Colorado Springs DUI or possession of Colorado Springs marijuana or other illegal drugs in Colorado Springs, you'll also be subject to automatic driver's license suspension - whether you were driving or not. This suspension can last one to five years. Colorado Springs Wise Laws offer the skill and dedication to obtain favorable results for clients facing Colorado Springs minor in possession (MIP) charges, as well as other alcohol and drug crimes. We use our extensive experience with the criminal justice system throughout America to protect our clients' rights and preserve their promising futures.

If you or a son or daughter faces Colorado Springs criminal charges for Colorado Springs teenage drinking, teenage driving or Colorado Springs drug crimes, call our.

Colorado Springs Minor in possession of alcohol and drugs

Most Colorado Springs juveniles and parents are not aware of Colorado Springs underage drinking laws and how they apply. In general, any minor can be arrested for Colorado Springs MIP whether they are in actual possession of alcohol or drugs, or not. Anything from the presence of alcohol or a controlled substance in their body, to exhibiting the signs of being under the influence or even being a situation where alcohol is present can result in Colorado Springs MIP charges. MIP (between the ages of 13 and 20) is a gross misdemeanor punishable by:

A $5,000 fine

Up to a year in Colorado Springs jail

Loss of Colorado Springs drivers license for a year or until age 17 on a first offense, and for two years or until age 18 on a second offense

Automatic suspension of Colorado Springs driving privileges for signing even a diversion agreement

A violation of underage drinking laws, a youthful indiscretion such as Colorado Springs drug possession or distribution or any arrest of a minor can also impact admission to college, qualifying for financial aid, or finding a job or place to live. Multiple offenses, or more serious charges such as Colorado Springs vehicular homicide involving alcohol can result in felony charges and even worse consequences such as lengthy prison terms.

We help prevent bad choices from ruining young lives

If you or a Colorado Springs teenager makes a mistake or ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time, don't make matters worse! Obtain the services of an experienced minor in possession Colorado Springs attorney and protect your future.