by Alana Rosen Counterman v. Colorado, 600 U.S. 66 (2023). On June 27, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision on Counterman v. Colorado, a case focused on a […]
by Frank Stoner Despite the fact that there are only 10 ways to write a sentence, there remain infinitely many possible sentence constructions. English, like German, Mandarin, and Russian, is […]
by Jessica Chapman The 700,000 or so Coloradans who went to the polls on November 5, 1974, voted “yes” to all 10 constitutional ballot measures before them. Citizens voted soundly […]
by Faith Marcovecchio State lotteries fund all kinds of valuable things, from education to veterans’ services, Special Olympics to small businesses. But of the 45 states that sponsor lotteries, only […]
by Richard Sweetman Colorado’s laws concerning gambling, or gaming, were, until recently, unique among the states. However, the tight and unusual restrictions that were associated with Colorado’s embrace of “limited […]