G.O.R.D. highlights the following Colorado alcohol laws to point out the new "GOOD SAMARITAN" clauses. Changes have been effective since July 1st, 2005:   PROVIDING ALCOHOL TO MINORS (ANY AGE) YOU CANNOT: SELL SERVE GIVE AWAY DISPOSE OF EXCHANGE DELIVER ANY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE TO ANY PERSON UNDER THE AGE OF 21     POSSESSION OR CONSUMPTION (UNDER 21 YEARS OF AGE) YOU CANNOT: POSSESS OR CONSUME ALCOHOL IF YOU ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 21   IF YOU ARE CAUGHT: THE COURT SHALL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING IN MITIGATION     (A): AFTER CONSUMING THE ALCOHOL, THE UNDERAGE PERSON WAS IN NEED OF MEDICAL ATTENTION DUE TO THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL (B): WITHIN 6 HOURS AFTER THE UNDERAGE PERSON CONSUMED ALCOHOL, THE DEFENDENT CONTACTED THE POLICE TO REPORT THE UNDERAGE PERSON NEEDED MEDICAL ATTENTION DUE TO ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION         THEREFORE, YOU AND UP TO TWO OTHERS SHALL BE IMMUNE FROM CRIMINAL PROSECUTION IF YOU PROVE:     (A): ONE OF THE UNDERAGE PERSONS CALLED 911 AND REPORTED THAT ANOTHER UNDERAGE PERSON WAS IN NEED OF MEDICAL ATTENTION DUE TO ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION (B): THE UNDERAGE PERSON WHO CALLED AND UP TO TWO OTHERS PROVIDE EACH OF THEIR NAMES TO THE 911 OPERATOR (C): THE UNDERAGE PERSON WAS THE FIRST TO MAKE THE 911 REPORT (D): THE UNDERAGE PERSON WHO MADE THE CALL AND UP TO TWO OTHERS REMAIN ON THE SCENE WITH THE PERSON IN NEED OF MEDICAL ATTENTION UNTIL ASSISTANCE ARRIVES AND COOPERATES WITH ALL MEDICAL AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONEL