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Family Reaches $19 Million Settlement Over Officer Killing of Christian Glass

The family of Christian Glass has reached a $19 million settlement, the largest known police settlement in Colorado.

Public Defenders Union Petition Hopes to Allocate Funding Boost to Core Staff

Most recently, DUC circulated a petition with the hope of reducing pay gaps for staff ahead of the office’s legislative budget request.
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AI Continues Work Helping Law Firms

Whether it's the fact it recently passed the bar exam or is being used as a technology within firms, artificial intelligence is having a major impact on legal practices.
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Amazon Drivers File Class Action for Colorado Labor Law Violations

A group of former Amazon delivery drivers claim the company violated state labor laws around mandated rest breaks.
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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.
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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.