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Boulder sex assault case turned over to jury following closing statements - Vimarsana News

Boulder sex assault case turned over to jury following closing statements

A Boulder County jury has begun their deliberations in a sex assault case in which a man is accused of breaking into a building and sexually assaulting a woman who was asleep while working on-call.

Boulder first-degree murder suspect pleads not guilty by reason of insanity, victim remembered - Vimarsana News

Boulder first-degree murder suspect pleads not guilty by reason of insanity, victim remembered

Prosecutors and defense attorneys stipulated Wednesday that a man accused of beating another man to death in 2020 is not guilty by reason of insanity and will be held at the state hospital.

Boulder first-degree murder suspect pleads not guilty by reason of insanity, victim remembered - Vimarsana News

Boulder first-degree murder suspect pleads not guilty by reason of insanity, victim remembered

Prosecutors and defense attorneys stipulated Wednesday that a man accused of beating another man to death in 2020 is not guilty by reason of insanity and will be held at the state hospital.

Friends, family testify about Jason Midyette - Vimarsana News

Friends, family testify about Jason Midyette

DENVER – Kay Midyette squeezed her son’s shoulder as she walked to the witness stand and gave him a long hug after her testimony. In between, she struggled to recall facts and events as she spoke about her infant grandson and the state of his health at the child abuse trial of her own son. […]

Colorado county buys controversial phone-hacking tech using money meant to treat, prevent drug addiction - Vimarsana News

Colorado county buys controversial phone-hacking tech using money meant to treat, prevent drug addiction

Vague language in the state's framework for spending its opioid settlement money leaves the door wide open for law enforcement spending. Boulder County used a sliver of its funds to expand its phone-hacking capabilities, tools local officials say are critical for combatting drug trafficking. Critics point to abuses nationally and globally, and say the technology is an unchecked expansion of police power.