Concerns Grow Over Freedom of Expression On Campuses Across Nation
Freedom of expression concerns are continually growing on the nation's college campuses according to recent reports.
Eighth Judicial District DUI Court Recognized Nationally
The 8th Judicial District’s DUI Recovery Court is one of six nationwide to be designated an academy court.
Colorado Approves Major Settlement For Natural Resources Damages at Superfund Site
A $5 million settlement with the federal government was approved May 11 by the Colorado Natural Resources Trustees to resolve natural resource damages claims at the Bonita Peak Mining District Superfund Site.
Marketing Company Agrees to Pay State After Faking Consent of 840,000 Coloradans in Advocacy...
Ifficient, a Denver-based marketing company, agreed to settle with the state over consumer privacy violations in a 2017 campaign.
Commission on Judicial Discipline Recommends Censure of Former Chief Justice Nathan Coats
This is the first time the commission has recommended sanctions for a Supreme Court justice since it was created in 1963.
125 Pass February 2023 Bar Exam
260 people took the February 2023 bar exam and 125 passed. Those who passed can join the bar after attending a ceremony May 22.
Colorado Law School Enrollment: A Deep Data Dive
Recently both Colorado law schools released data concerning enrollment for first-year students — and Law Week took a deep dive into all of it.
Colorado Public Defenders Join May Day Rally
Members of Colorado’s public defenders’ union showed up for a May Day rally at the Colorado Capital in support of the labor movement.
CTLA Announces 2022 ‘Case of the Year’ Finalists
The Colorado Trial Lawyers Association four announced finalists for its 2022 Case of the Year award.
ABA Releases 2023 Survey of Civic Literacy Results
The American Bar Association released the results of its 2023 Survey of Civic Literacy, finding more respondents supported compromise generally.