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10th Circuit Affirms Terrorism Convictions Despite Challenges Over Surveillance, Trial Delays

The 10th Circuit upheld a Colorado man's terrorism convictions, rejecting his argument that the government unconstitutionally spied on him.
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Court Opinions: Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions for Oct. 21

The Colorado Court of Appeals weighed in on three cases last week including People in the Interest of C.C-S., People v. Dorsey and Silvernagel v. US Bank.
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Court Opinions: Colorado Supreme Court Opinions for Sept. 13

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled on notable cases including People v. Tafoya, McDonald v. People and Harvey v. Catholic Health Initiatives.
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Colorado Supreme Court Finds Prolonged Pole Camera Surveillance Unconstitutional

The Colorado Supreme Court found that long-term video surveillance of a suspect’s yard was a warrantless search under the Fourth Amendment.
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Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions for Aug. 5

The Colorado Court of Appeals issued opinions in Walker v. Women’s Professional Rodeo Association, People v. Curtis and People v. Stone.
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Colorado Supreme Court Hears April Oral Arguments

The Colorado Supreme Court is hearing arguments about whether pole-camera surveillance constitutes a warrantless search
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Elijah McClain’s Parents Sue City of Aurora, Police Officers and Paramedics

The parents of Elijah McClain on Aug. 11 sued the City of Aurora and members of its police and fire departments for civil rights...
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Supreme Court to Hear Video Surveillance Case

The Colorado Supreme Court on Jul. 27 announced it will take up the question of whether prolonged video surveillance via a pole camera is...
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