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IMPORTANT: There is a sobriety checkpoint tonight, September 11, 2021, at the East Hampden Ave Corridor by the AURORA POLICE DEPARTMENT from 9:00 pm to 3:00 am.

Checkpoints can be legal so long as they follow the constitutional mandates. This includes mandates for publication and the ability to allow a driver to avoid the checkpoint, prior to entering it. Once you have entered the checkpoint you cannot "opt" out of the screening. The screening must be brief and cannot result in an unreasonable detion.

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Denver DUI attorney fighting for your Colorado rights DUI trouble? Call Denver DUI attorney Laurie Schmidt at 303-747-4686. A former CA Deputy District Attorney Laurie Schmidt will fight for you. Get help now!

Every wonder what the difference is between DUI breath and Blood tests, here is some good information for you. Message us with any questions or comments!

Difference between DUI breath test blood test Colorado DUI attorney can provide information on DUI breath test blood tests or refusal of tests. For your specific case, contact (303) 747-4686

Fourth Amendment Protects Your Privacy in Cell Phones
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Fourth Amendment Protects Your Privacy in Cell Phones U.S. Supreme Court made a key decision on the privacy rights in cell phones. For information on your Fourth Amendment rights contact us at (303) 747-4686

Listen this Monday at 5:30 p.m. - either at 107.1 JackFM or online at http://www.ilovejackfm.com There will be a demonstration with a DOT approved breathalyzer!!

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