By Mike Krause
Senate Bill 163 is a modest but important next step in scaling back the worst excesses of the expensive, intrusive and counter-productive War ...
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By Mike Krause
Senate Bill 163 is a modest but important next step in scaling back the worst excesses of the expensive, intrusive and counter-productive War ...
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by Mike Krause and Marc Levin
Juvenile offenders in Colorado are usually tried as juveniles in juvenile courts. But a small portion are transferred to adult ...
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By Mike Krause
On March 7, House Bill 1271 passed out of the Colorado House Judiciary Committee by a 9-2 vote. The bill would allow, with ...
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Opinion Editorial
By Mike Krause
In 2010, Colorado lawmakers took a meaningful step towards drug law reform by passing House Bill 1352, which nibbles at the edges ...
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The Colorado legislature this year took a modest, but welcome step towards restraining its own penchant for overcriminalizing the economic and personal lives of Coloradans. ...
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Senate Bill 163 is a modest but important next step in scaling back the worst excesses of the expensive, intrusive and counter-productive War on Drugs in Colorado.
When Colorado lawmakers created the direct-file option, the expectation was that it would be used primarily for homicide cases. However, less serious offenders and juveniles who never spent time in a juvenile facility being sent to the adult system indicate the current system has gone too far and, like other governmental functions, needs appropriate checks and balances.
