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Tag Archive | "Colorado Supreme Court"
Four Supreme Court Justices Face Tough Vote in Elections
Posted on 15 February 2010.
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Ritter Seeks High Court’s Clarification on Campaign-Finance Rules
Posted on 10 February 2010.
Gov. Bill Ritter has asked the Colorado Supreme Court to weigh in on a campaign-finance dispute over contribution limits.
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Colo. High Court May Say Yes To TV, But Not Until 2013
Posted on 05 February 2010.
The Colorado Supreme Court is considering broadcasting its proceedings, but those telecasts — whether on cable television or the Internet — won’t begin until the new Ralph Carr Justice Center is completed in 2013, a top court official said Friday.
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Ritter And Legislature To Ask Supreme Court For Guidance On Citizens United
Posted on 03 February 2010.
Bernie Buescher said Gov. Bill Ritter and the legislature will likely ask the state Supreme Court to issue a ruling to clarify what Citizens United will mean for Colorado election law.
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Suthers Says He Regrets His Remarks About Colo. Justices
Posted on 19 January 2010.
A Republican blog last week reported that Colorado’s attorney general won’t support three of the four Colorado Supreme Court justices on the ballot in November. John Suthers isn’t talking, except to say that he wishes he had kept quiet
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What Colo. Opinion Writers Are Saying Today
Posted on 04 January 2010.
They address Josh Penry’s planned exit from Colorado Senate, Rep. Cory Gardner’s questioning of membership fees Colorado pays, and Bill Ritter’s secret cell-phone bills.
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Ex-Justice O’Connor, State Justices Pushing To End Practice of Electing Judges
Posted on 11 December 2009.
An old debate about whether judges should be elected or appointed is heating up again.
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New TV Authority’s Modest Budget Precludes Larger Ambitions
Posted on 04 December 2009.
A new state authority set up to produce broadcasts of the Colorado House and Senate will next week consider a 2010 budget that allows for those broadcasts only.
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Amendment 54 Fight Heads To Supreme Court Tomorrow
Posted on 02 December 2009.
Is Amendment 54 a valid way to fight pay-to-play politics or an unconstitutionally overbroad limit on political speech? The state’s highest court will hear oral arguments tomorrow in a case that will resolve that controversy.
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Former Sen. McElhany Is Latest To Accuse Taylor Of Professional Violation
Posted on 02 December 2009.
Former Senate Minority Leader Andy McElhany has become the second Republican, after U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman, to file an ethics complaint against Denver attorney Chantell Taylor of the nonprofit group Colorado Ethics Watch.
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