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Colorado Court of Appeals

Supreme Court Considers ALJ Authority

The Colorado Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a case that could affect the process state employees face when their cases go before...
Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center

Colorado Supreme Court Considers Limits of Miranda Rights

Can a police officer ask a suspect about a weapon prior to reading him his rights?  The Colorado Supreme Court is considering the question in...

Court Opinions – Sep 28, 2020

People v. Jackson Brandon Jackson was convicted, as a complicitor, of first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder after his codefendant shot and killed Y.M. under...
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals building in Denver, also known as the Byron White building.

Qualified Immunity in the Spotlight at the 10th Circuit

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments Tuesday in an inmate’s case that asserts treatment during time he spent in the county...
Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center

Supreme Court Weighs in on Mineral Rights Taxation Case

The Colorado Supreme Court on Sept. 14 ruled in a 4-3 decision that while all owners of surface property must assent to inclusion in...

Court Opinions- Sep 21, 2020

Fisher v. People On the third day of Gregory Fisher’s trial for five counts of sexual assault on a child, and after the prosecution had...
Colorado Supreme Court

Supreme Court Starts September Arguments with Injured Worker Cases

The Colorado Supreme Court will resume oral arguments Sept. 22, starting with a pair of cases that raise questions about how much in damages...

Court Opinions – Sep 14, 2020

Woo v. El Paso County Sheriff’s Office In February 2018, a jury convicted Woo of first-degree murder and the court sentenced him to life in...
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Bump Stocks Case Re-Heard En Banc, Chevron Deference Major Point

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals on Sept. 4 agreed to grant an en banc review of a previous panel decision banning bump stocks,...
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Denver Finds Camping Ban Constitutional

A Denver judge on Sept. 3 found the city’s camping ban constitutional, upholding the law and overturning a decision from a county court judge. The...