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The Colorado Supreme Court recently signaled it may intervene in four ongoing cases in the trial courts, on subjects ranging from a tenants right to a jury trial in eviction proceedings and whether a man should remain incarcerated pending a sanity evaluation to a judges decision to sanction prosecutors for late-disclosed evidence.

An attorney on the case said the upcoming changes should become

A Colorado state judge on Thursday appeared inclined to approve $2.1 million in payouts for currently and formerly incarcerated transgender women and new housing options to settle their class action against state prison officials, with a named plaintiff calling the deal a "blueprint for other states."

Members of the legal community gathered over the weekend in Denver to celebrate the influx of Black women into the states judiciary over the past four years.