The Latest Breaking News from the Colorado Supreme Court

Surprising ruling from Colorado Supreme Court: Trump may not appear on 2024 ballot. Civil War-era clause under scrutiny. Stay tuned for appeals.

In 2024, former President Donald Trump will face some of his greatest challenges: criminal court cases, primary opponents and constitutional challenges to his eligibility to hold the office of president again. The Colorado Supreme Court has pushed that latter piece to the forefront, ruling on Dec. 19, 2023, that Trump…

Exempting the president from Constitution's insurrectionist ban makes no sense, Tribe told Salon

Trump bragged about his Colorado court win but longtime appeals lawyer warns he faces "extreme headwinds"

An important new case on reverse keyword search warrants raises a Fourth Amendment puzzle.

Colorado’s highest court says it will hear the case of a Christian baker who refused to make a cake celebrating a gender transition

The Supreme Court long has said that “true threats” are not protected by the 1st Amendment, but what is a true threat? Although the issue is not new, social media has exponentially increased instances of speech that is perceived as threatening.

The Colorado Supreme Court holds that the state constitution precludes revival of claims on which the statute of limitations has expired.

The Colorado Supreme Court issued four opinions from May 15-21. As of May 21, the court issued 25 opinions in 2023 — one more than this point a year ago. Three of four opinions are below: