Colorado Prosecutors Hope To Send A Message With ‘Sovereign Citizen’ Convictions
Led by Bruce Doucette, Stephen Nalty and Steven Byfield, sovereigns reject local and state laws because they are not in the U.S. Constitution.
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This Violent 1920s Bank Robbery In Lamar Made Forensics History
Read moreTo track down a gang that killed four people and stole what would be worth more than $3 million today, the investigators tried a relatively new technique: matching fingerprints.
‘Sovereign Citizen’ Bruce Doucette Sentenced To 38 years
Read moreHe was a leader in drafting fake warrants for various elected officials’ arrests, phony subpoenas, and other paperwork he would “serve” on the various public offices.
Who Are The 3 Latest Colorado Supreme Court Nominees?
Read moreThe candidates include a district court judge who presided over the Aurora theater shooting trial.
Officials Fear Financial Penalties In Light Of Jail Mental Competency Bill’s Failure
Read moreA bill that died at the stroke of midnight Thursday would have shifted much of the state’s mentally ill treatment for people in jail to the jails themselves.
Lynching Memorial Honors 3 Colorado Victims, But There's More To The State's History
Read moreAmid the thousands of names at the newly opened Montgomery, Ala., lynching memorial are three from Colorado.
Denver Homicides Up 59 Percent From This Time Last Year
Read moreThere have been 27 killings so far this year, but Denver remains much safer than other cities.
Suit Calls Colorado’s Prisons ‘Discriminatory And Dangerous’ For Transgender Offenders
Read moreAbout 3,200 inmates in America's state and federal prisons identified as transgender in 2012, according to the latest available data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
State Pushes For Longer Treatment Window For Mentally Ill Inmates
Read moreIn the final few days of the legislative session, the bills will likely get a final Senate vote by the end of the week and then head to the House for consideration.
Cosby Accuser Heidi Thomas On The Power Of Coming Forward
Read moreComedian and actor Bill Cosby was convicted on three counts of sexual assault last week. Heidi Thomas of Castle Rock helped jurors reach that verdict.
State Seeks Release, Mental Health Treatment For Certain Inmates
Read moreThe state has been sued for how they’ve handled people deemed mentally incompetent to stand trial three times since 2008.
Denver Police Chief Robert White To Retire
Read moreThe news comes just two weeks after Denver Mayor Michael Hancock decided not to discipline White for two separate incidents.
Court Sides With Sanctuary Cities In Fight Over Grants
Read moreThe federal government cannot withhold public safety grants from cities that refuse to cooperate with President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement policies, a federal appeals court ruled Thursd
Justice Legal Aid Review Complicates Colorado Immigration Advocates’ Work
Read moreReview of the Legal Orientation Program by the Department of Justice has left lawyers funded by the program scrambling to figure out how to meet needs moving forward.
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