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Courts

Court Opinions: Colorado Supreme Court Shields Title IX Participants From Defamation Lawsuit

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that statements made during school Title IX investigations are protected by privilege, reversing a lower court’s refusal to dismiss defamation claims.
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Legislature

Two Bipartisan Bills Aim to Address CBI Misconduct Allegations, DNA Testing Backlogs

Recent issues lawmakers are trying to address at the CBI seem to be comorbidities of an investigation into former CBI forensic scientist Missy Woods.
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People

Foley Hoag, Sherman & Howard, CP2 Add Attorneys

Foley Hoag, Sherman & Howard and Coan, Payton & Payne added new attorneys and more.
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Courts

Court Opinions: Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions for March 14

The Colorado Court of Appeals two opinions on March 14, including a ruling on what evidence can be brought in trial.
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History

1987 Cold Case Victim Gets 2023 ID

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation on Nov. 8 announced a victim identification in a 1987 cold case homicide in Jackson County.
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People

Brownstein Adds New Attorney; Firms Announce Best Law Firm Recognitions

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck added a new attorney, firms announced Best Law Firm recognitions and more.
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Briefs

PDJ Sanctions 5th Judicial District Judge Mark Thompson

The presiding disciplinary judge suspended Judge Mark Thompson as a Colorado-licensed lawyer for six months after an incident last year.
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Legislature

Possible Delay for Felony Sentencing Reform Bill

The co-chair of a sentencing reform task force told lawmakers a bill to overhaul felony sentencing laws might not be ready until 2023.
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