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Colorado lawmakers kill ‘No Kings Act’ that would have allowed people to sue federal officials
The 4-3 vote followed warnings that the bill could trigger costly litigation against state and local officials.
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Colorado legislators reject ‘No Kings’ bill allowing residents to sue federal officers
A panel of Colorado legislators on Tuesday rejected legislation that would have allowed residents to sue federal and local officials in state court for alleged constitutional violations. Senate Bill 176 would have allowed individuals who have been subjected to a “deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities” afforded in the U.S. Constitution to sue for civil […]
·Colorado, United States
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Hanford SentinelColorado lawmakers kill ‘No Kings Act’ that would have allowed people to sue federal officials
Colorado lawmakers killed legislation Monday that would have allowed Colorado residents to sue federal officials for violating their civil rights. Local law enforcement groups had opposed the measure.
·Denver, United States
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