Pardon Our Dust: Interim Renovations at the Capitol
by Darren Thornberry The sine die gavel was still ringing in our ears when construction projects began anew this spring at the Colorado state capitol building. Much like the laws […]
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US Supreme Court Resolves a Playground Fight
by Brita Darling In a recent LegiSource article, “Missouri Tires – Colorado Schools,” I described the nexus between the then-pending United States Supreme Court case Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia, […]
Change in Leadership for OLLS
After 28 years working for the Colorado General Assembly, Dan Cartin has left the building. This past Tuesday, he quietly said goodbye to his friends in the OLLS and headed […]
Interim Committees: Just the Facts, Ma’am
by Jery Payne Duuuh-d’duh-duh. Duuuuh-d’duh-duh duuuuuuuuhhhh. This is bill drafter Jery Payne. The blog you are about to read is true with regard to the rules, requirements, and procedures for […]
CO Supreme Court Holding Adopts Construction Defects Policy Sticking Point
The Colorado Supreme Court’s decision in the Vallagio case may blunt the impact of a recent, and celebrated, legislative compromise by Duane Gall Colorado is a wonderful place to live. […]