by Jery Payne A while back I wrote about event signs, license plates, and government speech. That post covered Walker v. Texas Div., Sons of Confederate Veterans, Inc., in which […]
by Julie Pelegrin Since 1921, the law has required elementary, junior, and high school teachers and college and university professors to take what’s called a “loyalty oath” affirming their loyalty […]
by Kate Meyer As we informed you last year, the General Assembly recreated the Statutory Revision Committee (SRC) through legislation enacted in 2016. Generally, the SRC makes an ongoing examination […]
The Colorado LegiSource will be taking a break for the next several weeks. We expect to resume weekly postings on July 6. In the meantime, if you have questions you […]
by Gwynne Middleton By the time legislators reach the hallowed halls of the State Capitol, they have mastered many important leadership skills that will serve them well in working with […]