Do You Really Need to Say “But Not Limited To”?
by Jery Payne Many of the residents of the town of Bow Mar were mad. They were mad at the town’s trustees, who had raised taxes to bury electric and […]
January 2020
CCUSL Recommends Five Uniform Acts for Introduction in 2020
By Patti Dahlberg and Thomas Morris The Colorado Commission on Uniform State Laws (CCUSL) is Colorado’s delegation to the national Uniform Law Commission (ULC). The ULC is comprised of more […]
Too Many Bills! When and How to Delay
by Darren Thornberry & Patti Dahlberg Now that you’ve met most of the bill deadlines set by rule, it’s time to consider taking care of a few pesky bill limits […]
C.R.S. Books vs. C.R.S. Online: Why Aren’t They the Same?
by Jennifer Gilroy Recently it came to my attention that a significant change in the law took place right after the Office of Legislative Legal Services (Office) had approved the […]
125 Years Ago Today
by Darren Thornberry On January 2, 1895, the Colorado General Assembly met in its new statehouse for the first time. Outgoing governor Davis Waite had moved into the building two […]