Colorado Vehicular Assault & Traffic Felony Defense

Serious injury and fatal-accident cases require immediate, experienced defense. I represent drivers charged with vehicular assault, vehicular homicide, and other felony traffic offenses throughout Colorado.

With more than 20 years of experience in Colorado criminal defense, I personally handle every stage of these cases — from initial investigation to trial.

What Is Vehicular Assault in Colorado?

Under C.R.S. § 18-3-205, vehicular assault occurs when a driver causes serious bodily injury to another person while:

• Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or
• Driving recklessly without regard for the safety of others.

Vehicular assault is a felony offense, carrying potential prison time, loss of driving privileges, and a permanent criminal record.

Related Felony Traffic Charges

In addition to vehicular assault, I defend clients accused of:

• Vehicular homicide — causing death while driving under the influence or recklessly.
• Leaving the scene of an accident involving serious injury or death.
• Felony hit-and-run investigations.
• Reckless driving resulting in injury or death.
• Habitual traffic offender felonies involving serious prior offenses.

Building a Strong Defense

Defending these cases often requires:

• Accident reconstruction and expert witnesses
• Review of blood and toxicology evidence
• Body-worn camera and dashcam footage
• Analysis of witness statements and police reports
• Challenging whether the injury truly meets “serious bodily injury” under Colorado law

I work with investigators and forensic experts to challenge the State’s case and protect your rights at every stage.

Why Experience Matters

In a vehicular assault or homicide case, the stakes are life-changing — prison time, loss of license, and felony conviction. I defend felony traffic cases across Colorado, including Denver, Adams, Arapahoe, Jefferson, and Weld counties.

Potential Penalties for Vehicular Assault in Colorado

A conviction can mean years in prison, mandatory parole, and the loss of driving privileges. Even a first-time offender may face Department of Corrections sentencing and a lifetime felony record.

Early intervention is critical — the sooner your defense begins, the stronger your position becomes.

Contact Monte Robbins

If you’re facing a vehicular assault or felony traffic charge, call (303) 355-5148 or contact me online for a free, confidential consultation.