Tag: colorado court of appeals
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Letecia Stauch appeal case, oral arguments focus on juror concerns
DENVER — The woman found guilty of killing her stepson in 2020 is trying to appeal her conviction, and the latest step in the process came Tuesday with oral arguments presented in front of Colorado Court of Appeals judges. Letecia Stauch, 42, was convicted in May 2023 of stabbing her stepson, 11-year-old Gannon, 18 times, beating…
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Appeals court rules against Bruce in ‘trip and fall’ case
Douglas Bruce — author of Colorado’s Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights and a former inmate convicted of tax evasion — lost an appeal Thursday in the Colorado Court of Appeals related to a fall he suffered at the 2022 Western Conservative Summit. In April 2023, Bruce sued the Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center and its…
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Family calls for change after competency ruling dismisses Monument homicide case
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The daughter of a woman who was dragged 300 feet during a hit-and-run is calling on Colorado lawmakers for change after the case for the former suspect accused of killing her mother was dismissed due to competency issues. Joel Lang, 41, was facing homicide charges…
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Colorado Springs family calls for change after competency ruling dismisses homicide case
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The daughter of a woman who was dragged 300 feet during a hit-and-run is calling on Colorado lawmakers for change after the case for the former suspect accused of killing her mother was dismissed due to competency issues. Joel Lang, 41, was facing homicide charges…
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Families accuse ex-Colorado Springs evaluator of tainting bitter custody case with biased testimony
Some of the cases involve allegations of sex assault and drug abuse.
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Ford Amphitheater appeal hearing: Attorneys argue Colorado Springs ignored state noise law
Appellants also claim developers obtained the noise hardship permit through “behind-the-scenes” meetings with city employees.
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Teller County agreement with ICE ruled ‘unlawful’
Although Sheriff Jason Mikesell entered into an agreement with the federal government allowing his deputies to perform some immigration functions, the arrangement required him to follow state law, too