The state's second-highest court has reversed a man's convictions for sexually assaulting a child after determining it was improper for prosecutors to rely on Juan Hernandez-Ramirez's Internet searches for pornography after allegedly abusing the victim.

Michael Karlik, Colorado Politics
A judge on the state's Court of Appeals has sent a stern warning to law enforcement following a series of missteps in Boulder County that resu…
An 18-year-old who received a mandatory five-day jail sentence for being a juvenile in possession of a handgun must be resentenced under the b…
The state's second-highest court on Thursday overturned a man's conviction for disarming a police officer, determining that Colorado law does …
Three federal judges appeared to believe on Wednesday that a Cherry Creek High School student who was expelled in 2019 over an offensive Snapc…
Although several federal appeals courts across the country have held that the First Amendment protects a person's right to record police offic…
A man may proceed with his "reverse discrimination" lawsuit against the University of Colorado after a federal judge determined Christian E. S…
The Colorado Supreme Court will review whether a trial court judge in El Paso County had the ability to terminate a mother and father's parent…
The three legislative priorities the state's Judicial Department pushed during the legislative session are on their way to the 2022 ballot, ha…
The state Supreme Court delivered a mixed ruling to four truck drivers on Monday, finding that two of them qualified for overtime pay under state wage rules because they never left Colorado and, therefore, were not interstate drivers.