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Court Opinions: Colorado Supreme Court Holds State Engineer Can Limit Water Withdrawals in Well Permits

The state’s high court held that the state engineer does have the authority to limit the withdrawal of water for certain well permits it issues.
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Briefs

Emily Golz Rejoins Davis Graham & Stubbs

Davis Graham & Stubbs announced that Emily Golz had rejoined the firm as a staff attorney in its trial group.
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News

Colorado Attorneys Examine the Implications of Recent Appellate Court Decisions

Local attorneys told Law Week about the impact some of the state’s recent appellate decisions will have on the legal landscape in Colorado.
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News

State Auditor Recommends Law Enforcement Review Judicial Department Employees for Possibly Illegal Activities

Four ex-employees were reported to law enforcement after the Office of the State Auditor looked into allegations of fraud.
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Legislature

‘We Will Get This Right’

Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Brian Boatright, who has served as chief only since January, delivered his first State of the Judiciary address to...
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Courts

Court Opinions- Nov 30, 2020

United Water & Sanitation District v. Burlington Ditch Reservoir & Land Co. Since 2013, special water district United Water and Sanitation District has sought to...
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Courts

Colorado Supreme Court Considers Limits of Miranda Rights

Can a police officer ask a suspect about a weapon prior to reading him his rights?  The Colorado Supreme Court is considering the question in...
Tony Flesor -
News

After Decades of Service, Chief Justice Nathan Coats Required to Retire

Having served the Colorado Supreme Court since 2000, and as the Chief Justice for the past two, Nathan Coats has led the Colorado’s judicial...
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