Last night, Colorado voters approved Amendment 64, and Washington state voters approved Initiative 502. In enacting these ballot measures, Colorado and Washington become the first states in the country to decriminalize marijuana outside of the medical marijuana context.
What does Amendment 64 mean for Colorado?
Amendment 64 has two basic parts: (1) within certain defined
Yesterday, Reuters reported on California federal law enforcement authorities’ latest effort to crack down on medical marijuana businesses. Though medical marijuana is legal under California state law, it remains illegal under federal law. In recent months, federal authorities have sent hundreds of letters to California property owners/landlords of properties housing medical marijuana businesses, demanding that
Currently, amnesty programs through the Internal Revenue Service, State of Colorado, and City and County of Denver are providing taxpayers the opportunity to pay various overdue taxes with limited or no interest payments and no penalties. A summary of the applicable taxes and relief provided under each program is as follows:
CREW Denver‘s 12th Annual Women of Influence awards luncheon was held on Tuesday, 10/18/2011, at The Ritz-Carlton, in Denver. The theme of this year’s event was “Celebrating Women Making Projects Happen.” Alecia Huck, of Maverick & Company, was the event’s guest emcee, and CREW Network President Collete English Dixon was a special guest. Otten Johnson was the Diamond Sponsor
As the presence of carbon dioxide increases in the atmosphere, so does interest in ways to dispose of that carbon dioxide. One possibility is to store it in underground gaps, voids or pore space. This process is known as carbon sequestration.
Currently, real property is generally divided into a surface estate and a severable mineral