Tag: Lucia Guzman
Will Hickenlooper drag 100 lawmakers back to Denver?
DENVER — One of Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper’s key budget strategies for 2016 — reclassifying the state’s hospital provider fee into a standalone enterprise...
Lawmakers try to stop bleeding money on Colorado’s multimillion-dollar empty prison
For nearly three years the 948 solitary confinement cells of Colorado State Penitentiary II have stood empty outside Canon City, a hollow and expensive reminder of a corrections practice the state has largely abandoned. Now, lawmakers say they’re working on a plan to put the prison to use.
In Senate offices, dedicated to trying to debate guns like grown-ups
After a heated magazine-ban hearing, odd-couple Senators Guzman and Cooke talk and listen, rib and sip.
Eyewitness ID reform: Moving right along in Colorado
When State Sen. Ellen Roberts summoned the only person signed up to testify against the eyewitness identification reform bill, there was no response. He didn't show.
‘That’s the Guy!’: Finding a fix for flawed eyewitness identification
Looking at how we do lineups (Part Two)
‘That’s The Guy!’: The power and peril of eyewitness identification
Looking at how we do lineups (Part One)
No sign of fracking ghost bill; bills OK’d on trains; Alzheimer’s;...
Gov. Hickenlooper seemed to have no more clarifying intelligence on the bill's likely materialization than do speculating members of the media.
Guv signs budget; local-control ghost bill makes racket; lots of bills...
This year's "long bill" includes more money for public safety, $144 million for flood and wildlife recovery and $100 million to make higher education in the state more affordable.
GOP sets sights on state Senate
Rocky Mountain Gun Owners is stirring it up in three GOP Senate primaries.
Attorneys, Scholars Raise Questions about Constitutionality of Colorado Death Penalty
Colorado’s death penalty is not only massively expensive, critics say it is also unconstitutional because it is so randomly sought.