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History

The History Behind the 14th Amendment’s Insurrection Clause

The history behind the clause at the center of the Supreme Court case that could keep former President Donald Trump off of the Colorado primary ballot.
Michael Rummel -
Legislature

There’s a crisis at the border. On that these rival Colorado congressional candidates agree.

The Democratic frontrunner in the race for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District seat and a prominent Republican candidate agree there’s a crisis on the southern border.
Colorado Newsline -
Courts

10th Circuit Court of Appeals Opinion from Oct. 6

In a 10th Circuit case out of Salt Lake City, the court dismissed a case concerning the November 2020 election and claims of fraud.
Ashlyn Campbell -
News

House Select Committee Seeks Trump White House and Other Records Relating to Insurrection

The U.S. House Select Committee seeks documentation and records related to January 6 attack on U.S. Capitol
Hank Lacey -
Legal Lasso

Legal Lasso: Aspen Man Worked for Trump Advisor Charged as Foreign Agent

Legal Lasso is Law Week’s morning roundup of legal headlines across the state. Each morning, we take stock of legal issues and happenings, so...
Avery Martinez -
Legal Lasso

Legal Lasso: State Supreme Court Rules on Vacation Pay Policies

Legal Lasso is Law Week’s morning roundup of legal headlines across the state. Each morning, we take stock of legal issues and happenings, so...
Avery Martinez -
News

Jason Dunn to Resign Feb. 28

Jason Dunn announced Feb. 16 that he will resign from the U.S. Attorney's Office effective Feb. 28. He has held the position since 2018.
Tony Flesor -
News

Trump’s Second Impeachment Trial Raises Questions of Process, Strategy

Although the Senate voted to acquit former President Donald Trump, experts say the 14th Amendment could still keep him from office
Hank Lacey -
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