Tag:civil rights

The Colorado Court of Appeals released four opinions on April 25, including an opinion on an excessive force claim against a police officer.

Tyrone Glover has already built two storied careers in law and MMA, and there’s still more to come from his legal one.

The Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition is working to create a statewide in-person voting program in all Colorado jails.

John Echohawk’s career on the front lines of civil rights litigation for Native Americans was recognized by the American Bar Association.

A clinic for people representing themselves in Colorado’s federal court has plans to expand its reach to serve incarcerated litigants.

The Supreme Court ruled the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act can’t compel a website designer to make custom wedding sites for LGBTQ+ clients.

Legal experts recently came together for a conference in Colorado focused on the U.S. Supreme Court and “The Role of States in the Midst of Federal Court Crisis.”

For attorneys who represent LGBTQ+ clients and families, standard family law matters can require creative thinking.