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Pleadings Available:

The pleadings listed below are provided for the $150 per case charge, when you provide the information requested in the PDF Pleading Request.
If I am providing the case set for the criminal case, a DMV set is $25.00 additional.

Every Criminal Case

Case Template (Caption w/ Certificate of Service) in Word™

Entry of Appearance (with or without Plea or PH Demand)

Motion for Expert Discovery (w/ Order)

Motion In Limine With Respect To The Testimony Of Prosecution Witnesses With Respect To Specialized Training And Experience

Motion to Suppress (Fourth Amendment)

Motion to Suppress Statements

Motion With Respect To The Use Of Demonstrative Exhibits At Trial

Notice Pursuant to § 16-3-309(5), Colorado Revised Statutes

Request for Notice of Judicial Notice

Request pursuant to Rule 404(b), Colorado Rules of Evidence

 

DUI Blood (In Addition to the Pleadings shown above for every case)

Motion To Bar Expert Designation Based Upon Standardized Field Sobriety Test Training Or Drug Recognition Expert Training

Motion To Declare § 42-4-1301(6)(F), Colorado Revised Statutes 2014,  Unconstitutional As A Violation Of Defendant’s Right To Due Process Of Law Pursuant To The Fourteenth Amendment To The Constitution Of The United States And Article Ii, Section 25, Constitution Of Colorado

Notice Of Trial Efficiency – Trial May Take Two Or More Days

Notice With Respect To Discovery Pursuant To Rule 16(I)(A)(1)(Iv), Colorado Rules Of Criminal Procedure, And Defendant’s Invocation Of The Fifth Amendment

Objection To The Use Of Testimonial Hearsay At Trial


DUI Breath (In Addition to the Pleadings shown above for every case)

Motion To Bar Expert Designation Based Upon Standardized Field Sobriety Test Training Or Drug Recognition Expert Training

Motion To Declare § 42-4-1301(6)(F), Colorado Revised Statutes 2014, Unconstitutional As A Violation Of Defendant’s Right To Due Process Of Law Pursuant To The Fourteenth Amendment To The Constitution Of The United States And Article Ii, Section 25, Constitution Of Colorado

Notice Of Trial Efficiency – Trial May Take Two Or More Days

Notice With Respect To Discovery Pursuant To Rule 16(I)(A)(1)(Iv), Colorado Rules Of Criminal Procedure, And Defendant’s Invocation Of The Fifth Amendment

Objection To The Use Of Testimonial Hearsay At Trial

Objection, Pursuant To Rule 702, Colorado Rules of Evidence, To Expert Testimony Providing Retrograde Extrapolation From An Intoxilyzer 9000 Result

* By Separate subscription:
Motions Directed to the Use of an Intoxilyzer 9000 by the People

 

DUI Refusal (In Addition to the Pleadings shown above for every case)

Motion To Bar Expert Designation Based Upon Standardized Field Sobriety Test Training Or Drug Recognition Expert Training

Motion to Declare § 42-4-1301(6)(d), Colorado Revised Statutes  2014, Unconstitutional

Motion To Declare § 42-4-1301(6)(F), Colorado Revised Statutes 2014,  Unconstitutional As A Violation Of Defendant’s Right To Due Process Of Law Pursuant To The Fourteenth Amendment To The Constitution Of The United States And Article II, Section 25, Constitution Of Colorado

Notice Of Trial Efficiency – Trial May Take Two Or More Days

Notice With Respect To Discovery Pursuant To Rule 16(I)(A)(1)(Iv), Colorado Rules Of Criminal Procedure, And Defendant’s Invocation Of The Fifth Amendment

Objection To The Use Of Testimonial Hearsay At Trial

Proposed Jury Instruction on the Failure of the Officer to Obtain a Search Warrant


On a case by case basis, pleading support provided includes all initial notices and case appropriate motions, including suppression.  I will provide this in .doc, .docx or .pfd, as requested. ($150 per case if you provide the data and are not asking for case evaluation.)

Subscription Services for Colorado DUI Trial Attorneys

This service is designed for licensed Colorado Attorneys only. Pro se defendants, you need an attorney; you will not be permitted to register to use this service. You may locate a Qualified Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney at the Colorado Criminal Defense Bar web site. All registrations are confirmed against the Colorado Supreme Court Attorney Registration database and all pleadings produced by ColoradoWrits are personalized to the attorney.