Tag:Colorado Supreme Court

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The Colorado Court of Appeals found that grand jury witnesses do not have absolute immunity for statements made to law enforcement officers prior to their testimony.

The state Supreme Court also reviewed the appeals court’s decision in Clark v. People, finding an erroneous denial of a juror challenge for cause wasn’t structural because the trial court acted in good faith and the juror didn’t end up serving on the jury.

The Colorado Supreme Court held that a REDDI tip of a drunk driver established reasonable suspicion to justify a police stop.

The state appeals court also determined first-degree criminal trespass is a lesser included offense of first-degree burglary.

The Colorado Judicial Institute announced that it had elected Jim Carpenter, Joe Kennedy, Judge Andrew Luxen and Shawna Seldon McGregor as new board members.

The high court ruled a stoop isn’t considered part of a “dwelling” under Colorado's Make My Day law if it’s uncovered, unsecured and unenclosed.

The Colorado Supreme Court reversed a district court decision in a case involving attorney client privilege.