Colorado law that allows school shooting victims to sue may contain an unintended loophole
What to know about Colorado law that allows school shooting victims to sue may contain an unintended loophole
When Colorado lawmakers passed a law in 2015 allowing school districts to be held liable for school shootings, they intended to give both staff and students the opportunity to sue.
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What happened
When Colorado lawmakers passed a law in 2015 allowing school districts to be held liable for school shootings, they intended to give both staff and students the opportunity to sue.
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