Topic: Courts

Suspect in fatal Commerce City hit-and-run ID’d, charged with homicide, assault

• ACLU sues Vail over Indigenous artist’s canceled residency
• Retired police sergeant who drew national attention after Aurora theater shooting is charged with child sex crimes
• Castle Pines sued by landowner for stopping city’s first McDonald’s
• Mental health evaluation ordered in fatal Jeffco rock-throwing case after defense claims ADHD contributed to killing
• Driver arrested in fatal hit-and-run at Colfax and Speer, police say
• Burglaries at over 40 Denver-area marijuana dispensaries lead to charges for members of two organized crime groups
• Battle for Broomfield’s three marijuana retail licenses spurs accusations, lawsuit
• Black market marijuana grows are popping up faster than law enforcement can take them down. But is legalization the cause?
• Southern California counties clear 100,000 cannabis convictions by July 1 deadline
• Coding and cannabis: Santa Clara County to expunge thousands of marijuana convictions
• Movement to decriminalize ‘magic mushrooms’ gains steam
• Sonoma County pot murder brings life sentence for third man convicted in case
• Colorado marijuana companies are subject to federal labor laws despite being illegal, court rules
• Maine MMJ patients, store sue state over inspections of patients’ homes, stores
• Florida lawyer disbarred for sending clients to unlicensed doc who charged $800 for fake MMJ certificates
• Hemp industry lawsuit challenging DEA’s position on CBD picks up support of 28 U.S. legislators
• Taxpayers will pick up huge tab for Iowa State’s attempt to ban marijuana shirt
• Judge: Suspect was not in fact too high to understand his Miranda rights
• 60-year-old woman acquitted at Colorado trial over marijuana plant limits
• Judge throws out case against corrections officers busted for cannabutter
• Judge rules man convicted of murder can use medical marijuana despite probation rules
• Vermont medical marijuana patient wins battle over driver’s license
• NJ court orders state to review marijuana’s Schedule I status, given “abundant” medical benefits
• Second judge agrees Denver can’t ban drug users from parks without hearing

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