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Federal Judiciary Calls Out Budget, Caseload, Judge Security in 2023 Report

The judicial branch’s 2023 report highlights concerns about budget, high caseloads and court and judge security.
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Briefs

U.S. Supreme Court Announces a Code of Conduct Nov. 13

The U.S. Supreme Court on Nov. 13 published a code of conduct for justices and members of the court.
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Courts

SCOTUS Grants Petition in Major Tax Case

In June the U.S. Supreme Court granted a petition for a writ of certiorari in a major tax case.
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News

Supreme Court Overrules Colorado’s Standard for Determining ‘True Threat’ Mens Rea

The U.S. Supreme Court found a reckless standard should be used to determine mens rea in true threat determinations.
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Briefs

U.S. Supreme Court Stays Mifepristone Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court stayed a ruling to pull from the market mifepristone, a medication commonly used in abortions.
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Legislature

With ICWA on Chopping Block, Lawmakers Introduce Colorado Version

With the U.S. Supreme Court considering ICWA, legislators have introduced a bill to codify the federal law in Colorado.
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Briefs

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Deaf Student’s ADA Complaint

SCOTUS found IDEA's exhaustion requirement doesn’t foreclose ADA complaints looking for compensatory damages.
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News

Federal Judiciary’s 2022 Annual Report Released

The federal judiciary on March 14 reported on its progress in 2022 with court operations, including improved safety and security of judges and staff.
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