Does Colorado Have a “Stand Your Ground” Law?
[Editor’s Note: This article has been updated as of January 3, 2019. Please click here for the updated article.] by Richard Sweetman No, Colorado does not have a “Stand Your Ground” […]
Substantive Law
Colorado’s New Frontier: Retail Marijuana
by Michael Dohr One of the many challenges the General Assembly faced during the 2013 session was implementing Amendment 64. The General Assembly started with the recommendations developed by the Governor’s […]
Educator Effectiveness and Senate Bill 10-191
by Jane Ritter The Licensed Personnel Performance Evaluation Act (Act), Article 9 of Title 22, C.R.S., created in 1984, addresses licensed personnel evaluations for K-12 educators. Minor amendments to the […]
Show Us the Water! Real Estate Developments Now Must Show Adequate Water Supply for Entire Project Build-out
by Tom Morris Getting a large real estate development approved in Colorado just got more difficult, and preliminary development proposals that do receive approval are now more likely to have […]
State vs. Local Oil and Gas Regulation: “Who’s the Boss” of the Booming “Dynasty” and How Their “Diff’rent Strokes” for Dealing with the Industry Cause “Growing Pains”.
by Jennifer Berman You’re thinking “Gimme a Break, I can’t learn anything about state versus local oil and gas regulation from 1980’s television shows.” But let’s take a Quantum Leap […]