DOJ Report Shows Decline in Prosecutions, Convictions Between 2019, 2020 Fiscal Years
The Department of Justice released its findings on the federal response to crime and criminal justice in the 2020 fiscal year.
IAALS to Reassess Scope and Role in Light of the Pandemic
IAALS CEO David Yellen will step down later this month and the research center plans to reassess its scope and role.
Pfizer to Refund More Than $100K to Colorado Consumers After Failing to Honor Coupons
Weiser on May 20 announced Pfizer will refund $107,174.82 to around 1,500 Colorado consumers after it failed to honor coupons for three medications.
Medical Device Giant Stryker to Pay $4.75M for Breach of Contract, Attorneys Admonished
A Denver judge admonished attorneys and ordered a medical device giant to pay $4.75 mln for breach of contract in a "David and Goliath" case.
Justice Department Announces Rachel Rossi as Director of the Recently Restored Office for Access...
Deputy Associate Attorney General Rachel Rossi was appointed as director of the recently restored Office for Access to Justice.
Federal Judges Request Funds to Keep Up With Security Risks, Growing Workload and Other...
Federal judges asked for increased funding for the judicial branch to keep up cyber security concerns, staffing shortages and more.
Boulder Health System, Employees Agree to Resolve Investigation into Improper Prescribing of Opioids
The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced multiple parties have agreed to resolve allegations related to improper opioid prescribing at the Mapleton Pain Clinic.
Leaked Draft Opinion Suggests SCOTUS is Set to Overturn Roe v. Wade
The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, according to a draft opinion leaked on Monday.
Settlement with Mining Companies at the Bonita Peak Mining District Superfund Site Finalized
The EPA on April 29 announced the approval of a consent decree settlement regarding the Bonita Peak Mining District Superfund Site in San Juan County, Colorado.
Americans Divided on Bias in Justice System, Agree on Changes to Voting Process
Americans remain divided based on age and race about whether there is bias in the justice system, according to an annual ABA survey.