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Federal judge presses Denver on police response to protests | Colorado Politics - Vimarsana News

Federal judge presses Denver on police response to protests | Colorado Politics

A federal judge on Thursday heard arguments in the City and County of Denver's attempt to end a set of legal claims against it stemming from the police response to 2020 demonstrations, which injured eight participants and allegedly violated their constitutional rights.

Judge throws out Tina Peters' lawsuit against US govt. | Colorado Politics - Vimarsana News

Judge throws out Tina Peters' lawsuit against US govt. | Colorado Politics

A federal judge on Monday threw out an attempt by former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters to end an alleged criminal investigation of her for conduct related to election equipment tampering.

Judge throws out Tina Peters' lawsuit against US govt. | Courts - Vimarsana News

Judge throws out Tina Peters' lawsuit against US govt. | Courts

A federal judge on Monday threw out an attempt by former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters to end an alleged criminal investigation of her for conduct related to election equipment tampering.

Republican PAC books $5M in ads for Colorado's 8th CD; court throws out Tina Peters' lawsuit; no constitutional violation from hard-to-hear livestream, court says | WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Vimarsana News

Republican PAC books $5M in ads for Colorado's 8th CD; court throws out Tina Peters' lawsuit; no constitutional violation from hard-to-hear livestream, court says | WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

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10th Circuit keeps 'zombie' lawsuit alive against feds | Colorado Politics - Vimarsana News

10th Circuit keeps 'zombie' lawsuit alive against feds | Colorado Politics

The federal appeals court based in Denver rejected the appeal of prison officials accused of using excessive force against a prisoner, reasoning earlier this month that even if the U.S. Supreme Court's precedent means the claims will ultimately fail, an immediate appeal was not the answer.