Colorado State Government Spotlight: Department of Higher Education
by Julie Pelegrin Fifth in a series focusing on the organization of state government. Click here for DORA – Part 1, Secretary of State – Part 2, Education – Part […]
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Does Colorado Have a “Stand Your Ground” Law?
[Editor’s Note: This article has been updated as of January 3, 2019. Please click here for the updated article.] by Richard Sweetman No, Colorado does not have a “Stand Your Ground” […]
Colorado State Government Spotlight: The Department of Revenue
by Chuck Brackney Fourth in a series focusing on the organization of state government. Click here for DORA – Part 1, Secretary of State – Part 2, and Education – […]
Court ruling might reboot Colorado “Amazon tax”
by Esther van Mourik A panel of the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver recently ruled on the so-called “Amazon tax” in the DMA v. Barbara Brohl case. […]
Introduction to Statutory Construction – The Plain Meaning Rule
by Julie Pelegrin You’ve worked hard to get your bill through both houses and onto the Governor’s desk. You worked with your colleagues on amendments to be sure the bill […]