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Michael Karlik
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Judicial Reporter, Colorado Politics
Denver
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By Michael Karlik Verified| Colorado Politics Verified For the second time in under a year, the Colorado Supreme Court overturned a Denver judge's order in a long-running civil lawsuit over hospital billing practices that has yet to reach trial. Justice Richard L. Gabriel, in the court's April 14 opinion, observed there continues to be a misunderstanding about the information relevant to deciding the case — and the basics have not changed since the Supreme Court last provided guidance. "The legal and factual issues in this case are narrow," he wrote.
By Michael Karlik Verified| Colorado Politics Verified El Paso County prosecutors incorrectly filed an appeal with the Colorado Supreme Court, the justices ruled on Monday, explaining that a trial judge did not, in fact, declare a state law unconstitutional and enable the state's highest court to hear the case directly. Under state law and the procedural rules, district attorneys have a duty to appeal to the Supreme Court whenever a trial judge declares "any act" of the legislature unconstitutional.
By Michael Karlik Verified| Colorado Politics Verified For the second time in under a year, the Colorado Supreme Court overturned a Denver judge's order in a long-running civil lawsuit over hospital billing practices that has yet to reach trial. Justice Richard L. Gabriel, in the court's April 14 opinion, observed there continues to be a misunderstanding about the information relevant to deciding the case — and the basics have not changed since the Supreme Court last provided guidance. "The legal and factual issues in this case are narrow," he wrote.
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