Federal Law as Law of the Land: Federal Preemption
Editor’s’note: With all of the recent action at the federal level to provide COVID-19 relief, we though now might be a good time to repost a recent article explaining the […]
Substantive Law
New Water Demand Management Agreement on the Colorado River
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 […]
Federal Law as Law of the Land: Federal Preemption
by Samantha Bloch The United States is a federal system in which federal laws and state laws coexist. But what happens when state law conflicts with federal law? The short […]
Does Colorado Have a “Stand Your Ground” Law?
by Richard Sweetman [Editor’s note: We originally posted this article on October 3, 2013. Since that time, the Florida law has been amended. This reposting is an update to the […]
Creating an Enterprise Pursuant to TABOR
by Esther van Mourik While the Legislative Council’s December Economic Forecast highlighted improvements in economic gains, it also stated that this optimism is tempered by global economic uncertainty, indicating that […]