by Ashley Zimmerman Somehow, somewhere, in Colorado in 1937, the governor’s office appeared to have a mole problem. The names of judicial and political appointees were being published in the […]
While your bill is still in the possession of the OLLS, any other member may let the Office know that he or she wants to be a sponsor on your […]
As you’re probably aware, Joint Rule 24 (b) (1) (A) allows a member of the General Assembly to introduce only five bills during a regular session of the legislature. However, […]
by Michael Dohr Are you interested in the U.S. Constitution’s limits on the General Assembly’s authority or how the Colorado Supreme Court interprets our statutes? For the last ten years, […]
The title of a bill provides notice to the public as to the contents of the bill. Article V, section 21 of the State Constitution requires that a bill contain […]