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By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director
A bill advancing in the state legislature would enhance transparency requirements for municipal courts and reinforce livestreaming mandates for all criminal courts in Colorado.
House Bill 26-1134 is similar to a ...
By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director
Citing a landmark Colorado Supreme Court ruling involving the Tattered Cover bookstore, a judge Monday night granted a temporary restraining order against a police detective who is seeking customer records of four people who made purchases at Maria’s Bookshop in Durango.
According to a complaint filed last wee...
By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director
Colorado lawmakers Thursday defeated a measure that would have required people testifying before legislative committees to swear an oath to tell the truth under penalty of perjury.
Rep. Ty Winter, the Trinidad Republican who introduced
By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director
A judge ordered the payment of $148,822 in attorney fees and court costs to a parent who won an open meetings case against the Woodland Park school board for its discussion of a charter school MOU under a vague “BOARD HOUSEKEEPING” agenda item.
Erin O’Connell’s lawsuit “sent a message to public bodies across C...
By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director
An initiative for the fall ballot filed Friday by the leaders of the Independence Institute and the League of Women Voters of Colorado would enshrine in the Colorado Constitution “a fundamental right to know the affairs of all levels of state and local government.”
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