Does the Colorado Constitution Prohibit Benevolent Legislation? [Part 2]
by Jery Payne If you haven’t read the May 14th post , you will probably need to read it to make sense of this week’s post. But for a quick […]
Court Cases – Opinions
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Does the Colorado Constitution Prohibit Benevolent Legislation? [Part 1]
By Jery Payne Toward the end of the 19th century, some farmers moved to an area in the eastern plains of Colorado then known as the “the rain belt region.” […]
United States Supreme Court Equates Annotators to Legislators and Judges
By Michele Brown In a case that began in Georgia in 2017, the U.S. Supreme Court concluded last Monday that copyright protection for original works of authorship does not extend […]
Statutory Annotations Take Center Stage Before the U.S. Supreme Court
By Jennifer Gilroy To listen to the news you would think the U.S. Supreme Court was concerned only with Second Amendment rights in hearing oral arguments last Monday. But they […]
Recent Developments in Single Subject Requirement Case Law – Part III
By Jason Gelender Editor’s Note: This is the third article in a three-part series on recent court decisions interpreting and applying the constitutional single subject requirement. The first article was […]