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Housing measures, gender-identity names bills considered by legislature this week

The Colorado legislature this week will hear bills focused on housing, eviction protections, the state's rape shield law, the BDS law and accessory dwelling units.

Housing measures, gender-identity names bills considered by legislature this week

Colorado lawmakers are getting into the meat of the legislative session as we near the March midpoint of the 120-day session, and committees are in full swing with hearings set for bills on eviction protections and a bid to repeal a state law barring investment in companies that won't do business with Israel.

Seattle Mayor's Executive Order on Public Drug Use, UT MedMJ Workers Unionize, More... (9/29/23)

The economics and psychology of crime - The Nassau Guardian

Dear Editor, As a trained lawyer, albeit a defrocked one, I had extensive practice before the Criminal Defense Bar during my heydays. In fact, at any given time, I commanded 80 percent or more of the most heinous cases before all courts the Supreme and Magistrates’ included. The other 1,000-plus lawyers were obliged to literally,

Wisconsin Lawyer: Jim Shellow and the Importance of Mentorship:

Like all new lawyers, Jim Shellow needed guidance and support during the early years of his practice. In the nearly six decades since, he has become a formidable criminal defense attorney, thanks to his mentor.

Wisconsin Lawyer: Jim Shellow and the Importance of Mentorship:

Like all new lawyers, Jim Shellow needed guidance and support during the early years of his practice. In the nearly six decades since, he has become a formidable criminal defense attorney, thanks to his mentor.

DWI and Veterans Treatment Court graduates celebrated Monday

December is “Impaired Driving Prevention Month” and several people graduated Monday from programs helping those with substance abuse and PTSD.

Colorado laws blocked misdemeanor offenders, but allowed felons to own guns

Mr. Brian J. Woolf Selected to Super Lawyers in Connecticut for Fourth Year in a Row

Comal County officials celebrate creation of Mental Health Court

If it took a village to aid the mentally impaired through the challenges of the civil and criminal court systems, Donna Eccleston was its mayor. Comal County’s Precinct 1 commissioner was among many inside a packed courthouse who saw their efforts realized with the formal creation of the county’s first Mental Health Court. “It was her patience — sometimes lacking but definitely her patience, her persistence and her passion to get this up and going, as well as everything beyond just this mental health court,” Criminal District Attorney Jennifer Tharp said to Eccleston during Thursday’s commissioners court meeting. “We really appreciate everything you did to make today a reality.”