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ACLU Colorado sues CSPD officers over claims of targeted arrests during 2021 protest - Vimarsana News

ACLU Colorado sues CSPD officers over claims of targeted arrests during 2021 protest

ACLU Colorado sues CSPD officers over claims of targeted arrests during 2021 protest

Source: krdo.com
ACLU of Colorado files lawsuit against Colorado Springs police, FBI - Vimarsana News

ACLU of Colorado files lawsuit against Colorado Springs police, FBI

ACLU of Colorado files a lawsuit against Colorado Springs Police and the FBI claiming officers executed unjustified search warrants against the Chinook Center and Jacqueline “Jax” Armendariz Unzueta.

ACLU sues city and four CSPD officers over 'unjustified search warrants' - Vimarsana News

ACLU sues city and four CSPD officers over 'unjustified search warrants'

The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado filed a lawsuit today, Aug. 1, against the city, four Colorado Springs Police officers and the FBI on behalf of Jacqueline “Jax” Armendariz

Source: csindy.com
Colorado Supreme Court: Murder suspects can't be held without bail - Vimarsana News

Colorado Supreme Court: Murder suspects can't be held without bail

An Arapahoe County judge set a $100 million cash-only bail for a murder defendant Thursday as judges across the state began grappling with last week's Colorado Supreme Court ruling that found defendants charged with first-degree murder are entitled to bail.

Colorado Supreme Court: Murder suspects can't be held without bail - Vimarsana News

Colorado Supreme Court: Murder suspects can't be held without bail

An Arapahoe County judge set a $100 million cash-only bail for a murder defendant Thursday as judges across the state began grappling with last week's Colorado Supreme Court ruling that found defendants charged with first-degree murder are entitled to bail.