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Colorados second-highest court laid down new rules on Thursday to discourage the exclusion of people of color from juries for reasons that, while not explicitly racial, are nevertheless correlated with

Colorados Court of Appeals has agreed a dispute in Larimer County over the adequacy of a gun groups concealed carry training appears to have resolved itself, and the lawsuit against

A prosecutor in Morgan County crossed the line by implying a defendant was guilty because he chose to exercise his constitutional right to stay silent, Colorados second-highest court ruled last

Although a single improper statement by a prosecutor during trial will rarely lead to the reversal of a defendants convictions, Colorados second-highest court last week decided such an extraordinary consequence

"Dude, please stop reaching on the other side of the seat," Joseph William Peace said, according to his interview with police. "I said, I have a gun on me. And

The court said state law is clear: Judges must recuse themselves if they served as "counsel in the case."

The court said state law is clear: Judges must recuse themselves if they served as "counsel in the case."

The court said state law is clear: Judges must recuse themselves if they served as "counsel in the case."

A committee of the Colorado Supreme Court met behind closed doors on Friday to discuss two proposals for curtailing the exclusion of people of color from juries based on explicit

Not only are police barred from using dogs to sniff out illicit drugs inside vehicles without permission or probable cause, but they also can’t do that from the outside either,