A state Judicial Branch agency that manages mostly private lawyers for Colorado children who face legal issues may become permanent if the Senate Judiciary Committee has its way.
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Colo. Senate Panel Votes To Make Child Legal Office Permanent
Posted on 20 January 2010.
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Following Late-Fee Flap, Push Is On To Fix FASTER
Posted on 19 January 2010.
A public outcry against new late fees tucked away in Gov. Bill Ritter’s sweeping transportation-funding measure last year has spawned a number of Republican attempts at a rollback in the new legislative session.
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Quest For Colorado’s Senate: Dems Have Strong Upper Hand
Posted on 01 January 2010.
Colorado Democrats need to win only eight of 19 open seats in 2010 to retain control of the state Senate, a State Bill Colorado analysis shows.
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Sen. Al White To Challenge Vehicle Registration Fees
Posted on 31 December 2009.
State Sen. Al White said he plans to sponsor a bill in 2010 that would reduce late vehicle registration fees implemented this year.
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Colorado Teachers, Unions Marshal Forces Against State Cuts
Posted on 18 November 2009.
As lawmakers stand poised to cut $260 million in K-12 education funding, the state’s teachers union and other school advocates are playing defense and keeping their options — including a possible lawsuit — open.
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Chris Romer’s Medical Marijuana Plan Draws Ire
Posted on 17 November 2009.
A pro-medical marijuana advocacy group blasted Sen. Chris Romer after the Denver Democrat said that his proposed marijuana reform efforts would likely cause more than 50 percent of Colorado’s medical marijuana dispensaries to go out of business.
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Report: Ritter Was On Board With Emergency Marijuana Rule Repeal
Posted on 11 November 2009.
CDPHE Director Jim Martin told Board of Health members that “the administration” – meaning Gov. Bill Ritter and his central staff – fully supported repealing the rule last week.
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