A federal appeals court has turned down a Freedom of Information Act request related to the 2010 cyberattack on Google users in China. The request from the Electronic Privacy Information Center was to disclose communications between Google and the U.S. National Security Agency. The center focuses on privacy and civil liberties. [...] [...]
When police knocked on Josh Brewer’s door to check for marijuana, even one of the nation’s most liberal medical marijuana laws was put to the test. Officers were fine with the two pounds 10 ounces he and a cousin had grown, harvested, and processed. That was under the pound and a half each allowed by [...] [...]
The legal profession has contracted to the lowest level since the early 1990s – prompting bar associations, placement offices and legal journals to try to help attorneys find and keep jobs. Nationwide, about 13,000 lawyers were fired during the first quarter of this year. In Colorado Springs, Holland and Hart said it hasn’t had any [...] [...]
by Contributing Writer Published: March 19,2009
Tags: Advice, Legal
Unemployment is on the rise in Colorado and the unemployment system is expected to face a record number of claims and to pay out record benefits this year. Not all of these claims, however, will justify receipt of unemployment benefits. Under the Colorado Employment Security Act, access to unemployment benefits is limited to those persons [...] [...]
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