Statutory Revision Committee: Three Years In
By Jessica Wigent In the three years since its (re)creation in 2016, the Statutory Revision Committee (codified in part 9 of article 3 of title 2, C.R.S.) has, in accordance with its […]
2018
ULC Approves Seven New Acts for State Consideration
by Thomas Morris and Patti Dahlberg The Uniform Law Commission (ULC) is a national body consisting of commissioners appointed by all 50 states, the District of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands, […]
Colorado’s Capitol Building Started 150 Years Ago with a Land Donation – Thank You Mr. Brown
by Patti Dahlberg February 28, 1861 – The Colorado Territory is carved out from portions of what was previously the Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, and Utah Territories. That autumn, the […]
Does the “Masterpiece Cakeshop” decision affect free speech, freedom of religious expression, and civil rights protections for protected classes?
by Jane Ritter Not much, it turns out. Despite nearly six years of legal speculation and arguments, as well as approximately 100 amicus briefs filed in support of both sides […]
Don’t Block This Article (Part 2)
by Ed DeCecco In part 1 of this article, I reviewed the trial court’s decision in Knight Foundation v. Trump. Perhaps it is not surprising that there could be a […]