Could five elephants become legal persons in Colorado court?
For the first time in state history, the Colorado Supreme Court will hear arguments Thursday about whether animals are entitled to legal protections against imprisonment, including the right to challenge their custody. The Nonhuman Rights Project ...
An animal rights group has asked the court to decide whether five elephants that have lived at the same Colorado zoo for ...
One would think that the stench from the pay for silence scandal that has engulfed the Colorado Supreme Court under the ...
A Colorado man pleaded guilty to threatening election officials and faces up to five years in prison with the sentencing set ...
A Colorado disciplinary board took the rare step of disbarring Linda Stanley in September, finding that she engaged in ...
The Colorado Supreme Court announced on Monday it will decide whether a recent change to the state's child neglect law ...
Editorial Board recently endorsed Amendment H on this fall’s statewide ballot to beef up the process for investigating ...
Combined with action already taken by the legislature, Amendment H will make our current system more independent and transparent.
Colorado officials say at least 12 mailed ballots were stolen in a rural county and then sent in with fraudulent votes.
A live TV news station covering breaking news and traffic for Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Southern Colorado with a strong ...
A packed courtroom heard arguments that Missy, Kimba, Lucky, LouLou and Jambo – the elephants living at the Cheyenne Mountain ...
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