In-Person Legal Services at Immigrant Detention Center Halted by Outbreak
A recent COVID-19 outbreak in the detained population at the Aurora Contract Detention Facility has caused legal service providers to halt plans to reenter the facility
DA Dismisses Kidnapping Charges Related to July Protest
All remaining felony and misdemeanor charges have been dropped against five who blocked the entrance to a police station during a protest.
Snapchat and the First Amendment
In a case heard Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court considered whether a public school can punish a student for her off-campus, online speech
Regina Rodriguez Appears for Judicial Nomination Hearing
Regina Rodriguez appeared before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee for her first hearing regarding her nomination for a federal judge seat
As Amtrak Eyes Front Range, Questions Remain About Rail in Colorado
The announcement of Amtrak expansion in Colorado came amid speculation about how the American Jobs Plan could bolster national rail networks
Biden Commission to Consider Supreme Court Reform
President Biden has established a commission on the Supreme Court, opening up a pathway for formal debate about potential reforms
Pandemic Brings Unpredictability for Commercial Property Assessments
County assessors in Colorado will send out notices of property valuation by May 1, and real estate attorneys say some commercial property owners might...
Colorado Supreme Court Considers New Rules on Foreign-Educated Attorneys
The state Supreme Court held a hearing on rule changes intended to make it easier for foreign-trained attorneys to practice in the state
Colorado Supreme Court Hears EDI Comments
Black and Hispanic felony defendants face a “persistent set of disadvantages” compared to white defendants, according to a new report
Study Details Racial Differences in Outcomes of Denver Prosecutions
Black and Hispanic felony defendants face a “persistent set of disadvantages” compared to white defendants, according to a new report