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Our Legislative Database catalogs all the bills we've monitored in recent years. Search or browse it to gain historical perspective on all of our legislative victories and defeats.
The bill adds gender identity and gender expression to the classes identified in bias-motivated crimes and harassment. The bill redefines sexual orientation for purposes of bias-motivated crimes as an...
The bill requires the board of trustees of a public library (board) to establish written policies for the acquisition, retention, display, and use of library resources and for the use of a public library...
Joint Technology Committee. The bill updates the membership and issues of study for the task force for the consideration of facial recognition services and changes the name of the task force to the...
The bill makes the following changes to the "Colorado Open Records Act" (CORA):
Requires a custodian to evaluate a request for public records promptly and for no longer than 2 days. Within the 2-...
The bill requires the state court administrator to annually report on probation and parole supervision fees assessed in the previous year during its "SMART Act" hearing.
Unless inconsistent...
Beginning January 1, 2025, the bill requires a municipality that prosecutes an act of domestic violence and that contracts directly with one or more defense attorneys to provide counsel to indigent...