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Denver, Colorado · Denver

Colorado's appeals court dismisses defamation lawsuit over article about 'furries' discussion

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The Court of Appeals agreed there were multiple interpretations of a Facebook post suggesting Jefferson County children record 'their experiences with furries.'See the Story

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Appeals court: Children’s Code does not bar public disclosure of blurred body-cam footage showing Lakewood officers killing 17-year-old robbery suspect - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director Colorado’s Children’s Code does not prohibit the public disclosure of blurred body-worn camera footage of Lakewood police shooting and killing a 17-year-old robbery suspect in 2023, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Thursday. Affirming a district court decision, a three-judge appellate panel rejected the city of Lakewood’s argument that the statute which protects the confidentiality of juvenile re…Read Article

Colorado General Assembly to Pilot Livestreaming of Committee Hearings in Select Rooms

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Legislative leaders on Wednesday tested a pilot program for video livestreaming of committee hearings in select committee rooms, which is set to begin in August and run through the end of the year.Denver, Colorado · Denver See the Story

Judge rules Aurora Police violated state law by not releasing unaltered body camera footage of fatal shooting

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An Aurora Police officer shot and killed Kylin Lewis in May 2024. The department has not released the full body camera footage from the officers involved.Mike Coffman · Aurora See the Story

Bennett trustees pull town's advertising from newspapers over ‘distasteful’ article about alleged sex assault at school - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director The town of Bennett is pulling its municipal advertising from two weekly newspapers on the Eastern Plains because board members did not like an article about a sexual assault that allegedly happened in the locker room of a middle school. The trustees voted May 13 to stop running ads in The I-70 Scout and the Eastern Colorado News, both of which are owned and published by Douglas Claussen. They also …Bennett · Bennett Read Article

Letter: Support Van De Water for Commission - Highlands Ranch Herald

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On June 24, Douglas County residents, including myself, will decide whether to establish a Home Rule Commission. Candidates for the commission will also be elected on that date. With great enthusiasm I support Gordon Van de Water for the Home Rule Commission. His experience, management skills, and ability to bring people together make him an excellent candidate for the commission.Libby Bortz, LCSWHighlands RanchThe post Letter: Support Van de Wa…Douglas County, Colorado · Douglas County See the Story

Vetoed municipal courts bill would have strengthened Colorado law requiring livestreaming of criminal court proceedings - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director A legislative effort to strengthen Colorado’s two-year-old law requiring the livestreaming of criminal court proceedings ended last week with Gov. Jared Polis’ veto of House Bill 25-1147. Much of the bill pertained to sentencing disparities between municipal and state courts in Colorado for the same minor crimes, as brought to light by The Denver Post in a series of stories. In a letter to lawmakers…Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

Judge quashes subpoena seeking testimony of 5280 Magazine editor in breach-of-contract dispute - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director A judge cited Colorado’s press shield statute in deciding last week that the editor-in-chief of 5280 Magazine isn’t required to testify in a legal dispute between the owners of a Greenwood Village luxury home and an interior designer. Jessica LaRusso had been subpoenaed to appear at a trial concerning a breach-of-contract claim and counterclaims. Although LaRusso and the magazine are not involved in…Greenwood Village · Greenwood Village Read Article

Wrap-up: Veto of CORA bill, passage of NIL and wildlife-damage compensation measures marked 2025 Colorado legislative session - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director Lawmakers made another unsuccessful attempt to weaken the Colorado Open Records Act during the 2025 state legislative session, which ended Wednesday. For the second consecutive year, a bipartisan group of legislators pushed a bill to give governments more time to respond to CORA requests made by the public and businesses. Although both chambers of the General Assembly passed Senate Bill 25-077 by wi…Denver, Colorado · Denver Read Article

Colorado lawmakers' second attempt to override Gov. Jared Polis' veto fails

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The Colorado Senate dismissed an effort to override Gov. Jared Polis' veto of a bill that sought to make major changes to the state's open records law.Jared Polis · Denver See the Story

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Colorado's appeals court dismisses defamation lawsuit over article about 'furries' discussion

Appeals court: Children’s Code does not bar public disclosure of blurred body-cam footage showing Lakewood officers killing 17-year-old robbery suspect - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

Colorado General Assembly to Pilot Livestreaming of Committee Hearings in Select Rooms

Judge rules Aurora Police violated state law by not releasing unaltered body camera footage of fatal shooting

Bennett trustees pull town's advertising from newspapers over ‘distasteful’ article about alleged sex assault at school - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

Letter: Support Van De Water for Commission - Highlands Ranch Herald

Vetoed municipal courts bill would have strengthened Colorado law requiring livestreaming of criminal court proceedings - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

Judge quashes subpoena seeking testimony of 5280 Magazine editor in breach-of-contract dispute - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

Wrap-up: Veto of CORA bill, passage of NIL and wildlife-damage compensation measures marked 2025 Colorado legislative session - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

Colorado lawmakers' second attempt to override Gov. Jared Polis' veto fails

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