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The bill permits law enforcement to use an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) under the following circumstances: • When it receives a search warrant authorizing the use prior to the use; • When it is needed to...
The bill requires all Colorado law enforcement agencies (law enforcement) to adopt, on or before July 1, 2016, written policies and procedures (policies) relating to eyewitness identifications. The policies...
Under current law, physicians, physician assistants, and advanced practice nurses with prescriptive authority (collectively referred to as licensed prescribers), as well as pharmacists (licensed dispensers...
The executive director of the state department of corrections (DOC) or his or her designee may transfer any youthful offender sentenced to the DOC into and out of the youthful offender system at his or her...
Under certain circumstances, a forfeiture action may proceed without a criminal conviction of the person named in the forfeiture action. The bill repeals the provisions authorizing a forfeiture action to...
Under current law, conviction records related to municipal offenses are eligible for record sealing. The bill prohibits sealing a municipal assault or battery conviction or any other municipal conviction, ...