Bill Introduced to Repeal Requirement to Confirm Legal Status Before Issuing Identification Documents
Lawmakers introduced a bill that would repeal a requirement to confirm an individual's lawful presence in the U.S. before issuing identification documents.
Bill Introduced to Protect Injured Workers’ Mental Health Records
The speed with which bills are being signed into law is increasing — but the session isn’t over yet and bills continue to be introduced.
Fentanyl Prevention Bill Introduced
This week, legislators in the House introduced long awaited legislation addressing fentanyl use in the state.
Consumer Protection Bills Cross the Finish Line at the Capitol
The legislature passed bills authorizing consumer protection class actions and allowing homeowners to shield more equity from creditors.
House Introduces Bill to Create an Agricultural Workforce Services Program
Lawmakers introduced a bill that would create a Colorado Agricultural Workforce Services Program in the Department of Agriculture.
Election Security Bill Introduced
Senate Democrats introduced a bill this past week that takes aim at election security concerns that have been circulating the state.
Lawmakers Hear Testimony on Colorado False Claims Act from AG, Business Groups
AG Phil Weiser and business community representatives testified about the proposed Colorado False Claims Act at the state capitol on Tuesday.
Lawmakers Toss Jury Selection Bias Issue Back to Judicial Branch
Lawmakers killed a bill on implicit bias in jury selection, giving the judicial branch another chance at addressing the issue.
Bills Addressing Medical Billing, Marijuana Regulation, Affordable Housing Introduced
This week, lawmakers introduced legislation on a variety of issues including affordable housing, medical billing practices and more.
‘Natural Immunity’ Bill Dies in Committee
A bill requiring employers to accept proof of previous COVID infection in lieu of vaccination or testing was killed in committee yesterday.