Tag:TABOR
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Colorado Supreme Court Issues Philosophically Divided Decision on TABOR Initiative
A ballot measure to repeal Colorado’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights passed Supreme Court scrutiny in a decision released last Monday. The ballot initiative to...
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Opinion
2019 Colorado Legislative Wrap-Up of Heated Session
Colorado’s 2019 legislative session ended May 3. Elections have consequences and this session was the first since 2014 that Democrats controlled both chambers of...
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Legislature
Colorado Poised for Its Piece of Sports Betting With House Bill 1327
Since a U.S. Supreme Court decision from last May struck down a federal ban on sports gambling, dozens of states have rushed to introduce...
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Opinion
Will the 2019 Legislative Session Offer Relief to the Gallagher Squeeze?
Many Colorado local governments that are primarily dependent upon property tax revenues continue to be impacted by provisions of a 1982 amendment to the...
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Features
Q&A: A conversation with Meyer Law
For the past six years, Julie Gonzales has worked as the policy director at the Meyer Law Office, a Denver-based immigration and criminal law...
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Courts
Cause of Action Institute Joins Colorado TABOR Case as Legal Counsel
Washington, D.C.-based watch-dog organization has jumped into an ongoing Colorado lawsuit filed to challenge hospital provider charges under the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, along...
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Courts
Court Opinions- May 28, 2018
Colorado Union of Taxpayers Found. v. City of Aspen
In Aspen, plastic bags are no longer available for use at grocery stores and paper bags...
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Courts
Colorado Supreme Court Upholds Aspen’s Bag Charge
The Colorado Supreme Court delivered another opinion where it acts as referee on when a charge levied by a municipality is a fee or...
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