by Thomas Morris In our previous article about the history of rule review, we looked at the process from its pre-legislative oversight era to 1976, when the General Assembly required […]
Editor’s Note: This is the final article in a series of seven articles on statutory construction that LegiSource is reposting during the 2019 legislative interim. This article was originally posted […]
by Thomas Morris Colorado’s constitution vests all legislative authority in the General Assembly[1]. It also requires a separation of powers between the “three distinct departments,—the legislative, executive and judicial” by […]
Editor’s Note: This is the sixth in a series of seven articles on statutory construction that LegiSource is reposting during the 2019 legislative interim. This article was originally posted February […]
by Thomas Morris What happens when the demand for a commodity exceeds supply? Economic theory predicts that the price for the commodity will increase. We’re all aware that water in […]