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Colorado lawmakers wade into a scandal at state's crime lab

Colorado lawmakers wade into a scandal at the state's crime lab

Republican and Democratic lawmakers at the Colorado State Capitol have joined forces on a bill they hope restores trust in the state's crime lab after a scandal involving a veteran DNA analyst.

coloradopolitics · 1d

Colorado lawmakers seek mandatory reporting, investigation of misconduct to address DNA scandal at state lab

Lawmakers in Colorado are pushing for reforms after the Yvonne 'Missy' Woods scandal at the CBI. Two bills aim to address the issues and transparency.

The Denver Post · 1d

Lawmakers push reforms for Colorado forensic science in wake of CBI lab scandal

The bill would require employees in crime laboratories to report misconduct up their internal chain of command within 14 days of learning about it

denver7 · 1d

Colorado lawmakers introduce bill to address misconduct at CBI crime lab

A bipartisan group of state lawmakers introduced new legislation on Thursday to strengthen the rules for reporting and investigating misconduct in CBI's crime laboratory.

Colorado NIL bill to allow CU, other public universities, to pay student-athletes passes House vote

House Bill 1041 on student-athlete name, image and likeness (NIL) was adopted by the Colorado House of Representatives on ...

The Aspen Times1d

Bill aims to make insurance companies more transparent when assessing Colorado homeowners’ wildfire risk and the premiums they pay

Colorado lawmakers want to make property insurers more transparent about how they assess a homeowner’s wildfire risk and ways ...

coloradopolitics15d

House bill to allow Colorado's public universities to compensate student-athletes passes committee

But the bill's second section, carving out a new exception to the state's open records law, has drawn the most scrutiny. The bill is being run at the behest of the University of Colorado ... who ...

Colorado Public Radio5d

How did Colorado choose the colors for its state flag?

Colorado’s “purple mountain majesties” didn’t make the cut, apparently. But here’s why red, white, blue and gold did.

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