Tag:Wyoming

Court Opinions: 10th Circuit Denies Qualified Immunity to Officers Who Sent Police Canine Into Home

The 10th Circuit also ruled on a case involving corner crossing on public land and affirmed the right under the Unlawful Inclosures Act.

Colorado Republicans among GOP state parties that file complaint over Biden-Harris campaign funds

A conservative group and a group of Republican state parties Thursday filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission accusing Vice President Kamala Harris of improperly assuming control of Biden campaign funds after he withdrew from the race.

Holland & Hart Foundation Celebrated its 25th Anniversary

Law Week spoke with co-founders Sam Guyton and Jean Guyton about the Holland & Hart Foundation's 25th anniversary.

Court Opinion: 10th Circuit Court of Appeals Opinion for Aug. 25

A 10th Circuit panel out of Casper, Wyoming, affirmed a district court’s dismissal in a case involving the procedural requirements for serving a defendant.

Corner Crossing is a Legal Gray Area in Colorado and Many Western States

Corner crossing is a way to access public lands surrounded by private lands, but it’s unclear if the practice steps around trespass law.

U.S. Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Doctor’s Appeal of 10th Circuit Decision

The U.S. Supreme Court heard two appeals over what prosecutors must prove to convict doctors under the CSA.

Treasure Hunt Ends in the 10th Circuit

More than three years after an ill-fated day of treasure hunting, the 10th Circuit upheld a man’s conviction for disorderly conduct.

Colorado Farmer’s Suit Joins Others Claiming Race Discrimination in COVID Relief

The Mountain States Legal Foundation, a conservative nonprofit public interest law firm, is handling several cases including one in Colorado alleging that emergency COVID funds for farmers and ranchers are racially discriminatory — against whites.