by Sharon Eubanks and Julie Pelegrin Every year, the Senate spends significant time confirming the Governor’s appointments to boards, commissions, and executive branch offices – a task that doesn’t clutter […]
by Michael Dohr Because of a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision, 48 inmates serving life sentences without the possibility of parole in the Colorado Department of Corrections are now eligible […]
by Sharon Eubanks The definition of “reconsider” pretty much sums up what reconsideration is all about – “to consider again, especially with a view to change a decision or action.” […]
by Kurt Woock Expletives have nothing to do with four-letter words.1 But, once you know what they are, you might utter a four-letter word when you see an expletive in […]
by Darren Thornberry When the chambers of the Colorado Senate and House of Representatives were built in 1894, they were adorned with gold filigree stenciling over red and green paint, […]