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The state judiciary is skewed toward former prosecutors, raising questions about the overall fairness of the judicial system, experts told The Denver Post.

The Colorado judiciary is skewed toward former prosecutors, raising questions about the overall fairness of the judicial system, the importance of professional diversity among judges and how much judges' prior work impacts their decision making on the bench, experts told The Post.

Three years after the passage of Colorado’s landmark police accountability bill, officers have been convicted under new laws, a statewide database of officers' misconduct is publicly available, and body camera footage is more readily accessible.

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COs current law makes it a felony to expose oneself online to a child; its only a misdemeanor in person.

Colorado lawmakers will decide this year whether to ban the criminal prosecution of kids ages 10 to 12 and instead handle criminal behavior outside of the juvenile court system.

Colorado lawmakers will decide this year whether to ban the criminal prosecution of kids ages 10 to 12 and instead handle criminal behavior outside of the juvenile court system.

Colorado lawmakers will consider a proposal again this year to raise the age that children can face criminal charges, from 10 to 13 years old. Legislation introduced at the state Capitol in March is …

Colorado voters will see Amendment D on their ballots this 2022 election. Here's what it would do, plus the arguments for and against.

Progressive state lawmakers and advocates hope a new task force will catalyze change in the juvenile justice system.