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August 21, 2026
A Colorado federal judge temporarily blocked part of a new state law imposing additional inspections and penalties on The GEO Group Inc.'s immigration detention facility in Aurora, finding the provisions likely unlawfully discriminate against the company as a federal contractor.
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August 20, 2026
An environmental group asked a Colorado federal judge to block a Trump administration push to end climate research programs at the National Center for Atmospheric Research and shutter its Mesa Lab headquarters in Boulder, calling it "the antithesis of reasoned decision-making."
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August 20, 2026
The Tenth Circuit has upheld a grant of qualified immunity to four Colorado police officers who fatally shot a man after he drew a gun on a police dog during an armed standoff, saying a lawsuit filed by his estate failed to show officers clearly violated his constitutional rights.
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August 20, 2026
A divided Colorado state appeals court panel Thursday ruled that investigators did not need a warrant to collect a cold-case murder suspect's DNA from garbage he left in a publicly shared dumpster, saying abandoned property is not subject to privacy protections.
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August 20, 2026
A lawyer told a Colorado federal judge Tuesday that the lawsuit from a homebuilding company accusing him of stealing tens of thousands of the company's files when he went to work for an adversarial law firm must be dismissed because the company already lost on identical claims in arbitration proceedings.
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