A preliminary hearing in Colorado is a limited court proceeding available in certain felony cases. The judge does not decide whether the accused is guilty. Instead, the prosecution must show probable cause to believe that the charged offense occurred and that the accused committed it. Although that is a much lower standard than proof beyond a reasonable doubt, the hearing can give a Denver criminal defense lawyer an early opportunity
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Today, the Colorado Board of Health approved a series of rule changes impacting the use and also distribution of medical marijuana. Some have criticized these changes are pro-law enforcement. Supporters of the changes argue the changes merely “clarify” the language of Amendment 20, while opponents argue that the changes seek to undermine Amendment 20.
Amendment 20, which legalized medical marijuana in Colorado, was passed in 2000. That amendment defined
