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Anti-Abortion Groups Rally On Roe V. Wade Anniversary
An anti-abortion group on Sunday held a walk to the Planned Parenthood building and others also rallied at the state Capitol. The rallies marked the 40th anniversary of the Roe V. Wade ruling.
Denver Rally Calls For Campaign Finance Changes
A group of campaign finance activists are rallying in Denver to call for new limits on campaign funding.
CU Professor Says Obama Has Chance Make Supreme Court Shift
President Obama’s reelection was significant not only for the Oval Office, but also because the president could be nominating at least one justice to the U.S. Supreme Court.
High Court Rejects Challenge To Roadless Rule
The U.S. Supreme Court has turned away an appeal challenging a federal rule that bars development on 50 million acres of roadless areas in national forests.
Ward Churchill Loses Appeal To Win Back CU Job
The attorney for a former University of Colorado professor who lost his appeal to get his job back after he compared some Sept. 11 victims with a Nazi said Monday he will appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Stephens Wins GOP Primary Against Looper
Colorado House Republican Leader Amy Stephens easily fended off a primary challenge from a fellow GOP lawmaker in a battle triggered by state redistricting.
Supreme Court’s Arizona Immigration Ruling Has Implications For Colorado
The U.S. Supreme Court took some of the teeth out Arizona’s tough immigration law. The court on Monday upheld a key provision in the law, but struck down the rest of it, and the ruling has implications for Colorado.
Bill Asking Voters To Erase Gay Law Advances
Senators gave initial approval to a measure asking Colorado voters to repeal an unconstitutional state law that barred municipalities from passing ordinances protecting gay people from discrimination.
Marine Booted From Corps For Facebook Comments About President Obama
A Marine claims he was just exercising his rights to free speech, but his comments on President Obama led to his discharge.
High Court Says Colorado Inmate Can Pursue Appeal
The Supreme Court says federal courts cannot throw out a criminal defendant’s appeal for missing a deadline when state officials do not object to the overdue filing.




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