End of Session Approaches Triggering Exceptions in Legislative Rules
by Julie Pelegrin For the second year in a row, we know we’re close to the end of the regular legislative session, we just don’t know how close. We know […]
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The Mighty Colorado River – Once Known as Merely Grand
by Patti Dahlberg Today the name “Colorado” runs continuously with the mighty river that originates in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains and runs south and west for 1,450 miles through Utah and […]
How Federalism Shapes the People’s Courts
by Jessica Wigent Editor’s note: This article was originally posted December 31, 2015. Because the impact of federalism on our judicial system is still relevant, we decided it would be […]
Throwback Thursday: Looking Back at 1921 and the Twenty-third General Assembly – Part 2
by Patti Dahlberg In the first part of our look back at 1921 and the Twenty-third General Assembly, we learned that the “Roaring Twenties” we associate with economic prosperity and […]
Tribute, Resolution, or Memorial – Making the Right Choice
By Patti Dahlberg Editor’s note: This article was originally posted on February 1, 2018, and has been edited as appropriate. When legislators wish to show support for individuals or groups, […]