Gambian ex-soldier convicted in Denver trial of torturing suspected backers of failed 2006 coup
A jury that heard the case in U.S. District Court in Denver found Michael Sang Correa guilty of torturing people.
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Jury awards $145 million to Colorado man for repeated denial of workers’ comp claim
An insurance company must pay $145 million to a Colorado man for repeatedly illegally delaying...
Lone Tree man downloaded, distributed more than 200,000 sexual images of children
Daryl Joe pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual exploitation of a child with intent...
Killer of Denver cop denied entry to program that can lead to early parole
Raul Gomez-Garcia drew outrage last month when he applied to participate in a prison program...
Castle Rock man faces life in prison for sexually assaulting three children
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Jury awards $4 million to mother of man who died in Colorado jail
Jackson Maes, 27, died by suicide alone in his cell and no deputy checked on...
Pro-Palestine demonstrators sue Auraria Campus police, alleging last year’s arrests violated First Amendment
The lawsuit comes as hundreds of foreign students across the country — some who have...
Polis threatens to veto bill addressing sentencing disparities between Colorado’s state and municipal courts
Defendants in Colorado’s municipal courts can face much longer sentences than those in state court...
Torture trial opens in Denver for ex-member of former Gambia dictator’s military unit
“The defendant is on trial today because of the choices he made,” Justice Department attorney...
Resident who suffered severe burns in 2023 arson sues Ivy Crossing Apartments for liability, negligence
Natalia Paszkowski, one of the residents seriously injured in the 2023 Arapahoe County arson at...
Frank Azar firm says ex-employee uses Google ads to poach its clients
Fresh off a $1.5 million victory in a similar case, Frank Azar & Associates is...