Tag:The Court of Appeals

A case of first impression in Colorado has changed shape from a marital property issue to a question of personhood in a recently filed...

When is a juror not a juror? Also, does “a case” mean any case, or a specific one? For the Colorado Supreme Court, those...

People v. Cooper The principal issue in this appeal of a criminal prosecution for menacing, assault, harassment, and cruelty to an animal, is the propriety...

Editor’s Note: This article includes graphic descriptions of a sex act involving a child. As sponsors described the origin story of a bill to expand...

People v. Porter Reginald Porter in 2002, just months after being released from Department of Corrections custody for a prior conviction, robbed and attempted to...

People v. Ramirez This case has been remanded from the Supreme Court. That court instructed the Court of Appeals to reconsider the prior division’s...

Colorado Supreme Court Opinions for January 21 People v. Wood Patrick Wood was convicted of second-degree murder and four other charges after killing the assistant manager...

Colorado v. Medved John and Debra Medved challenged the Colorado Department of Revenue on the claim that the statute of limitations period ended for their...