It took little time for the jury who convicted James Holmes last month of killing 12 people and injuring 70 more during a 2012 shooting at a Batman movie screening…
A credit union created to handle money from Colorado’s pot businesses is suing after a Federal Reserve Bank refused to open a master account that the financial institution needs to…
A suit filed by a Colorado nonprofit claims that government-selected au pair organizations are colluding to keep wages at $4.35 an hour for young people who come to the United…
In the initial phase of a post-conviction sentencing hearing, the same Colorado jury that found James Holmes guilty last week of shooting 12 people to death at a Batman movie…
Jurors who convicted James Holmes on Thursday in the deadly mass shooting at a Colorado movie theater return to court on Wednesday for the penalty phase of the trial.
The slayings of nine people attending a Bible-study group at a historic African-American church this week cast a heavy shadow over the annual Juneteenth celebration of black empowerment and freedom…
Already serving a life term without parole for murdering his wife’s matrimonial lawyer, a Colorado man had more time added to his sentence last week because of an unsuccessful 2014…
A worker at Dish Network who challenged his firing for medical marijuana use outside of work is not protected by Colorado’s lawful activities statute, the state supreme court has ruled.
A consultant’s report released Thursday says the Denver sheriff’s office needs new leadership, new policies and systemic training to keep prison inmates and deputies safe and prevent potential litigation.
Don't be fooled by the subject matter of "Representing the Marijuana Client," a new course being offered by the University of Denver's Sturm College of Law. Pot may give people…
The courtroom was packed Wednesday for the scheduled sentencing of a Colorado immigration lawyer found guilty in December of 13 of 21 felony theft counts.
Following a precipitous drop in oil and gas prices, Steptoe & Johnson has laid off energy lawyers and staff in its Colorado, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and West Virginia offices.
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