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REPLACEMENT COPY OF TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2025

Name Category Published
Webster v. Knoczak Corp.
If tip distribution policy isn't a violation of the gaming act and the timing was permitted under the Act, then its proper. 		Employment Law Jul. 8, 1998
In the Interest of R.L.Child
Parental rights terminated if continued custody is damaging to Indian child and shown beyond a reasonable doubt. 		Family Law Jul. 8, 1998
People v. Small
Attorney's false testimony as plaintiff in civil action warrants public censure. 		Attorneys Jul. 8, 1998
In re Ballot Title 1997-98 No. 112
Action by Title Board on initiative proposing constitutional amendment concerning livestock operations is upheld without opinion. 		Government Jul. 8, 1998
In re Ballot Title 1997-98 Nos. 88, 98, 91 and 92
Title Board action setting tax and spending initiatives is error as they violate single subject requirement. 		Government Jul. 8, 1998
In re Ballot Title 1997-98 No. 95
Setting Initiative proposing changes to judicial branch of state government is error as it violates single subject rule. 		Government Jul. 8, 1998
Board of Education of Jefferson County School District v. Wilder
Dismissal of teacher for showing R-rated film to students without permission doesn't violate First Amendment. 		Education Jul. 8, 1998
Davenport v. Community Corrections of the Pikes Peak Region Inc.
Community corrections facility isn't liable for injuries caused by intoxicated resident's car accident. 		Torts Jul. 8, 1998
Montanez v. People
Recall of discharged jurors to allow them to amend their verdict is improper. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jul. 8, 1998
Trinidad School District No. 1 v. Lopez
School District's drug testing policy is unconstitutional as applied to students wishing to participate in marching band. 		Constitutional Law Jul. 8, 1998
Peterman v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.
Insurer is bound by judgment obtained by insured against uninsured motorist and must pay uninsured motorist claim. 		Insurance Jul. 8, 1998
People v. Salazar
Investigatory stop of suspect based on anonymous tip is improper when only innocent details of tip corroborated. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jul. 8, 1998
City of Lafayette v. The New Anderson Ditch Co.
City's conditional water rights for exchanges using water from ditch can continue, but rights aren't absolute. 		Environmental Law Jul. 8, 1998
People v. Meraz
Evidence must be suppressed when search warrant fails to state how confidential informant obtained information. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jul. 8, 1998
U.S. v. Alexander
Order 		Jul. 8, 1998
U.S. v. Singleton
Federal prosecutors can't promise defendants anything of value in return for defendants' testimony. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jul. 8, 1998
Vining v. Enterprise Financial Group Inc.
Legitimate dispute doesn't act as shield against bad faith claim where there is sufficient evidence of bad faith. 		Insurance Jul. 8, 1998
U.S. v. Lin Lyn Trading Ltd.
Despite suppression of improperly obtained evidence, government can indict defendant based on legally acquired evidence. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jul. 8, 1998
Adams v. The City of Oklahoma
Order 		Civil Rights Jul. 8, 1998
Day v. Apfel
Order 		Administrative Agencies Jul. 8, 1998
U.S. v. Roman
Order 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jul. 8, 1998
Williams v. City and County of Dever
Order 		Government Jul. 7, 1998
People v. Aron
Failure to render competent advice, resulting in client's criminal conviction, warrants 30 days' suspension. 		Attorneys Jul. 7, 1998
In re Ballot Title No. 80
Board's approvals of titles, submission clause and summary for open space initiative are affirmed without opinion. 		Government Jul. 7, 1998
In re Ballot Title No. 113
Board's approvals of titles, submission clause and summary for swine feed initiative are affirmed without opinion. 		Government Jul. 7, 1998
In re Ballot Title No. 97
Board's approvals of titles, submission clause and summary for majority vote initiative are affirmed without opinion. 		Government Jul. 7, 1998
People v. Cobb
Trial court's decision to bar defense witness not disclosed before trial is excessive sanction. 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jul. 7, 1998
E.R. Southern Ltd. v. Arapahoe County Board of Equalization
Where property is used partially for residence and partially for commercial use, mixed use allocation is proper. 		Taxation Jul. 6, 1998
U.S. v. May
Order 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jul. 6, 1998
Morrison v. Guzik
Order 		Criminal Law and Procedure Jul. 6, 1998
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