My driver’s license is suspended based on points and minor infractions, no DUI, accidents. Can you help?

Thank you for the question. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like you would have a case that a skilled criminal defense attorney could help you with. Depending on the circumstances of your situation, an attorney may challenge the accuracy of your driving record, dispute the accumulation of points, or present mitigating circumstances. For example, the attorney may argue that the points you received were improperly assessed or that your driving record does not sustain the suspension.

You have the right to appeal a suspension to the district court within 35 days of the suspension. 

“Every person finally denied a license or identification card, whose identification card has been finally canceled, or whose license has been finally canceled, suspended, or revoked by or under the authority of the department may, within thirty-five days thereafter, obtain judicial review in accordance with section 24-4-106, C.R.S.”

With that in mind, you’ll want to speak with a criminal defense attorney sooner rather than later. 

In addition to helping you file the appeal, a criminal defense attorney can: 

• Argue procedural or substantive errors in the suspension process

• Provide valuable assistance by challenging the suspension

• Advocate for a probationary license

• Ensuring procedural compliance

• Explore options for point reduction or reinstatement

Every case is different, and how an attorney will approach yours will depend on the specific facts and circumstances, including your driving record and the nature of the infractions. If you would like to speak with our Criminal Defense Team, you can book a consultation online or call us at 303-688-0944.