In Cronick v. City of Colorado Springs, No. 25-1235 (10th Cir. Aug. 28, 2026), the Tenth Circuit holds that cross-examining a plaintiff for about her “cop-watching” social media videos, in which she’s shown in police and security guard “encounters
When the Supreme Court Said a Conversation Is Not Conduct
What Chiles v. Salazar means for what a Florida document preparer is allowed to say We operate a legal information site for Florida’s citizens at JusticeXpressFlorida so we monitor Florida rules on unauthorizedpractic of law. A Game Changing Case On
Taylor Farms found to be link in E. coli Outbreak
Taylor Farm’s slivered onions have been linked to an E. coli outbreak that sickened over 100, putting 1 man in an early grave. The FDA inspection report – redacted – makes an interesting read – Full Report: Taylor Farms Colorado
“Live from Colorado Springs, it’s NAFSMA!”
It’s “what?” you might ask. NAFSMA, the National Association of Flood and Stormwater Management Agencies, was formed 46 years ago as a place where public agencies in the flood and stormwater space could come together, learn from each other, and partner
State Attorney General Bipartisan Discussions and Perspectives from the Attorney General Alliance
Crowell attorneys attended the Attorney General Alliance (AGA) Annual Meeting in Colorado Springs, Colorado from June 12 to June 15. As usual, the conference included receptions and other networking events allowing the Crowell attorneys in attendance to engage with the
Colorado Controversy Raises Questions Over the Meaning of the Gadsden Flag [Updated] JONATHAN TURLEY
The historic Gadsden flag is at the heart of a controversy involving a twelve-year-old boy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The child was removed from the school due to a patch on his backpack featuring the flag. The school district defended
Immigrant of the Day: Yemi Mobolade (Nigeria), Mayor-Elect Colorado Springs
News from Colorado: Yemi Mobolade, a Nigerian immigrant (and naturalized U.S. citizen) and businessman with no political experience, will be the first elected Black mayor of Colorado Springs after he won a runoff last night. Mobolade had
Announcing the WINNER of the Worst Employer of 2022
When The Alleged Shooter Is Mx.
As the chorus of voices condemning the Club Q shooting leveled blame for hatred against transgender people in general, and drag shows in particular, at a broad swathe of people who richly deserve the blame, the accused shooter’s lawyers threw
Arrest Of Parishioners For Wrongful Eviction Did Not Violate RLUIPA
In Colorado Springs Fellowship Church v. City of Colorado Springs, (D CO, Feb. 4, 2022), a Colorado federal district court dismissed RLUIPA as well as 1st and 14th Amendment claims against the city and various law enforcement officials brought