Governor Polis appoints 2nd Judicial District Court judge
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has announced a new appointment to the 2nd Judicial District Court.
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Colorado Attorney General joins states opposed to Texas abortion law
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser joined 23 other attorneys general this week in a court brief opposing Texas' new abortion law.
170 new laws take effect in Colorado this week
A total of 170 new laws went into effect in Colorado Tuesday, addressing topics ranging from stolen firearms to financial literacy in education.
Is it a crime to forge a vaccine card? And what’s the penalty for using a fake?
Schools, businesses, the military and local governments are requiring proof of vaccination. Yet, unlike the European Union and Australia, which have secure digital proof of vaccination, the United States has not created a systematic way to track vaccinations around the nation.
Who has the power to say kids do or don’t have to wear masks in school – the governor or the school district? It’s not clear
Legal battles over masks in schools are being fought across the country. Rather than clarifying policy, these legal challenges have led to more confusion.
Governor Polis 13th Judicial District Court Judge
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has made an appointment to the 13th Judcial District court.
Federal court sides with Biden's eviction moratorium
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., ruled Friday against a challenge to President Joe Biden's latest eviction moratorium.
What is Section 230? An expert on internet law and regulation explains the legislation that paved the way for Facebook, Google and Twitter
Almost any article you read about Section 230 reminds you that it contains the most important 26 words in tech and that it is the law that made the modern internet.
Oklahoma governor appoints new state attorney general
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has appointed John O'Connor as the state's attorney general.
Grand Junction small business suing over paid family leave program’s premium
A small business in Grand Junction is suing to stop the state of Colorado from collecting a premium for the paid family and medical leave ballot measure that voters passed last year.