Statutory Powers to Address Epidemics
by Jery Payne It’s a little known fact, but being a smart audience, you may have heard that an epidemic engulfed the nation and the world, which makes the epidemic […]
State Government
Addition by Division or How to Create a Judicial District in Colorado
by Conrad Imel Recently, the General Assembly created a twenty-third judicial district in Colorado. But can the General Assembly just make a new judicial district? Even though the judicial department […]
A Tale of Two Amendments: The Property Tax Dilemma
By Vanessa Cleaver As any long-term resident of Colorado knows, over the past five years the state has undergone an explosive growth in population, making it one of the fastest […]
Maximum Reserve
by Ed DeCecco Sadly, “Maximum Reserve” is not the name of the next Jerry Bruckheimer summer blockbuster. Nor is it even an oft used term. By last count, it appears […]
An Overview of the Colorado Attorney General’s Office and Its Relationship to the General Assembly
by Abby Chestnut “If I am going to pick and choose the laws I defend, I wouldn’t be doing my duty as attorney general.” – Kelly Ayotte, Former Attorney General […]