Courts

The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday allowed a lawsuit alleging false imprisonment to proceed against El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder.

Colorado's Presiding Disciplinary Judge William Lucero issued four disciplinary opinions for the month of March 2022.

The 10th Circuit ruled CDOT didn’t violate federal laws when it decided to only implement short-term measurements to assess noise impact.

The Colorado Court of Appeals on March 17 concluded the Department of Revenue is a victim entitled to restitution in a tax evasion case.

The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday concluded an insurance claims adjuster cannot not be sued for statutory bad faith.

The Colorado Court of Appeals found a department of human services didn’t “exercise due diligence” looking into a mother’s claims of Indian heritage.

The Colorado Supreme Court heard arguments about hospital billing practices that left one patient on the hook for $229,000 more than expected.

The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday ruled in a criminal case about the suppression of statements made to police.

The Colorado Supreme Court will hear arguments about hospital billing practices and overtime pay for truck drivers on Tuesday.

The Colorado Court of Appeals published four opinions on March 4 on criminal law, family law and an intergovernmental agreement.