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Colorado Social Media and Fentanyl Report Released

AG Weiser announced the release of a report highlighting how the internet and social media platforms are used for illicit drug activity.

Civil Pro Bono Panel Releases Annual Report

In its annual report, the Colorado Civil Pro Bono Panel shared perspectives from attorneys alongside data from pro bono cases in 2022.

Race Impacts Criminal Case Outcomes in Colorado, According to Analyses

The reports can help DAs to understand how race can impact prosecutorial discretion and racial disparities in Colorado.

National Center for State Courts Publishes 2023 Judge Salary Rankings

The National Center for State Courts has published its first state-judge salary report of 2023 ranking compensation around the country.

ABA Urges Supreme Court to Adopt Ethics Code for Justices at Mid Year Meeting

The ABA House of Delegates passed a resolution urging the U.S. Supreme Court to adopt a binding code of ethics for justices.
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Proposed Bill Hopes to Curb Coloradans Healthcare Debt

At the end of January, a bill was introduced in the Colorado General Assembly to help reduce medical debt for the state’s residents.
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ACLU Colorado Names Arnold & Porter’s Tim Macdonald as Legal Director

The ACLU of Colorado has named longtime Arnold & Porter’s Denver attorney Tim Macdonald as its new legal director.

Colorado Attorney General Holds ‘Final Steps’ Hearing For Upcoming Data Privacy Law

Officials with the AG's Office said the hearing is one of the final steps in the process to finalize the implementation of CPA.

AG Weiser Appoints New Solicitor General, Deputy AG for Consumer Protection

Shannon Wells Stevenson was appointed solicitor general and Nathan Blake was named deputy AG of consumer protection.

Farmers Drop Request to Block Part of Colorado Agricultural Worker Rights Law as Challenge...

Farmers who asked a court to block an agricultural workers’ rights law dropped their request but haven’t dropped their suit.