Bribery (Don’t Do It!)
by Bob Lackner Arguably, the worst offense a public official can be accused of is the crime of bribery — essentially offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting something of value for […]
by Bob Lackner Arguably, the worst offense a public official can be accused of is the crime of bribery — essentially offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting something of value for […]
by Darren Thornberry and Ashley Zimmerman Readers likely remember Y2K and all the digital drama as “the year 2000” arrived. Who recalls staying up late that New Year’s Eve to […]
by Patti Dahlberg Although the Colorado General Assembly is only in session from January to May each year, General Assembly members know that being a legislator requires year-round attention to […]
by Bob Lackner During his four-year term in office, the former Governor of Virginia tried to assist a constituent who had bestowed extensive loans and gifts on the official, his […]
Five years ago today, Colorado LegiSource made its debut as the only known blog written by nonpartisan legislative staff for their legislators and the public. In the years since, we […]