Pros and Cons of National Injunctions
Since President Donald Trump took office, federal judges have issued dozens of nationwide injunctions to stop some of the administration’s most divisive policies from...
Fixing the Federal Courts
Gabe Roth thinks video cameras could fix the U.S. Supreme Court.
At least, that’s one of the prescriptions the founder and executive director of the...
A High Bar
In celebration of professionalism month, the Colorado Defense Lawyers Association and Colorado Trial Lawyers Association recognized members of the opposing bars for setting high...
Elena Kagan Discusses Advice to Law Students, Dissenting and Diversity on the Bench
Justice Elena Kagan of the U.S. Supreme Court visited the University of Colorado Boulder campus for two days last week and on Tuesday gave...
DU Honors Brightest Stars
The University of Denver Sturm College of Law held its annual DU Law Stars Dinner Oct. 23, recognizing two alumni and one faculty member...
Judged on Their Merits
The Colorado Judicial Institute held its annual awards dinner Thursday at the History Colorado Center in Denver, where it recognized five members of the...
Firms Join Together in Asylum Program
A group of law firms have been working with the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network in a first-of-its-kind program to help asylum seekers, and...
Defy Colorado Tackles Recidivism With Business Skills
Defy Colorado wants its participants to think of themselves not as prisoners but as “entrepreneurs-in-training.”
“They, their families and the prison system have already labeled...
More Than $40,000 Raised for Legal Aid Center
The Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Center got a boost on Sept. 27 with a fundraising party to kick off fall.
The Oktoberfest fundraiser, put...
Cybersecurity Summit Delivers Insights From Both Sides of Enforcement
Offering tips to attendees at the Cybersecurity Summit last week in downtown Denver, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser made a reference some readers might...