Broomfield, CO DUI and DWAI Law Firms & Lawyers

It sounds like your fiance has nearly completed everything. Keep that up. The new charges are probation violations. Getting them fixed the right way will solve the probation violation. For example, if charged with Driving Under Suspension, but only convicted of speeding or some other lesser charge, then likely no prob revo. Also, if fiance pleads guilty to a moving violation when he was suspended, it suspends him for a year even if the DUS is not a conviction. Beware.

If the diversion agreement was after the offense, it will not affect it. Unless, there was some other part of the agreement you failed to live up to or lied about. FYI - a question about other pending charges that you did not disclose the new charges.

If you were actually convicted of the DUI, it will appear on a criminal background report. If you were given a suspended imposition of sentence (SIS) with probation, then if you successfully completed probation without any violations, there should be no conviction on your record. Applications for professional licensing often ask, "Have you ever pleaded guilty or been convicted of a criminal offense?" If so, the answer would be yes, you have pleaded guilty but you were not convicted. (With an SIS, you have to plead guilty to the original crime before the judge will suspend the sentence and put you on probation.)