Colorado Supreme Court Affirms the Spirit of Speedy Trial Statute
In a unanimous decision April 13, the Colorado Supreme Court upheld an established principle that criminal defendants don’t have a duty to bring themselves...
Supreme Court Lets Genie Out of the Bottle for Oral Argument Broadcasts
The U.S. Supreme Court announced April 13 the justices would hear 10 upcoming cases scheduled for oral argument by phone in May. The tele-docket...
Immigrant Groups Sue for Detainees’ Release
Several immigrant advocacy organizations announced Tuesday they are suing for the release of several detainees being held at the Aurora U.S. Immigration and Customs...
Court Opinions- Apr 13, 2020
People v. Rojas
A jury found Brooke Rojas guilty of two counts of theft under the theft statute after she misrepresented her work income on...
Coronavirus Puts Paid Leave in the Spotlight
Under normal economic circumstances, insurance companies can make money because they can fund expensive claims with the pool of money from premiums collected from...
Judge Monroe McKay Dies at 91
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Monroe McKay, 91, died of natural causes March 28 at his daughter’s home in Utah, according to a...
Court Opinions- Apr 06, 2020
People v. Dax Anderson
Dax Anderson was charged in April 2015, and over the course of the case, he had nine attorneys appointed to represent...
Marketing Webinar Discusses What Happens Now
Denver Legal Marketing on Wednesday hosted a brown bag lunch webinar to discuss how the COVID-19 outbreak will affect law firm marketing, communication and...
Colorado Body Part Scheme Results in Indictment, Burg Simpson Continues Cases
Colorado U.S. Attorney Jason Dunn last week announced the arrest of the operators of the Montrose-based Sunset Mesa Funeral Home for selling entire bodies...
Keeping the Wheels of Justice Turning
The statewide order in Colorado suspending most court operations for several weeks has created logistical snafus. Some judicial districts are trying to hold proceedings...