March, 2020 | Susan Fuller & Associates, P.C.

How do law enforcement officials identify drunk drivers?

On Behalf of Susan Fuller & Associates, P.C. | Mar 23, 2020 | Drunk Driving

When it comes to suspected drunk drivers in Colorado and throughout the nation, law enforcement officials tend to take a hardline policy. Even though distracted driving is garnering the most attention from lawmakers in many states, drunk driving remains a highly...

Searches and the Fourth Amendment

On Behalf of Susan Fuller & Associates, P.C. | Mar 12, 2020 | Criminal Defense

The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution provides some of the most powerful protections for people who have been accused of crimes. It also provides some or the most important limitations we have on the behavior of the police. Most critically, the Fourth...

Foreseeability and Reasonableness in Premises Liability Claims

On Behalf of Susan Fuller & Associates, P.C. | Mar 11, 2020 | Premises Liability

Premises liability concerns an area of personal injury law related to victims’ losses that are associated with accidents on other people’s properties. For example, when a Parker resident slips in a parking lot that has not been ice treated, they may have a claim...

What jobs are off-limits to convicted felons?

On Behalf of Susan Fuller & Associates, P.C. | Mar 5, 2020 | Criminal Defense

Sometimes good people in Colorado who work hard and care for their families make a one-time mistake, and wind up facing a judge in criminal court. In some cases, these lapses in judgment can lead to a felony conviction. A felony conviction can mean time spent in...