How Federalism Shapes the People’s Courts
by Jessica Wigent In a recent webcast presented by the Council of State Governments, Lisa Soronen, executive director of the State and Local Legal Center, and Paul Clement, a former […]
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Court Continues Consideration of S.B.191 Provisions for Unpaid Leave
by Julie Pelegrin Before 2010, a teacher who was employed by a Colorado school district for three consecutive years automatically earned the status of nonprobationary teacher, which means the teacher […]
How Did We Get Here? Tips for Researching Legislative History
by Julie Pelegrin As legislators, lobbyists, and stakeholders turn their attention to preparing bills for the 2016 legislative session, many may wonder, “Is this really a new idea, or has […]
CCUSL Recommends Three Uniform Acts for Introduction in 2016
by Patti Dahlberg and Thomas Morris Editor’s Note: This is the fourth article in our series on the Uniform Laws Commission. The preceding articles were posted on Nov. 5, Sept. […]