John Suthers

Letter to the editor, The Denver Post, published in the March 23 edition

Re: "Leave state's juvenile justice system intact," March 14 guest commentary.

The research does not support Attorney General John Suthers' assertions on proposed reforms to Colorado's juvenile justice system (House Bill 1271).

Re: "Leave state's juvenile justice system intact," March 14 guest commentary.

The research does not support Attorney General John Suthers' assertions on proposed reforms to Colorado's juvenile justice system (House Bill 1271).

Robert Semro, the Bell's health care policy analyst, will explain why the individual mandate in the Affordable Care Act is constitutional in a presentation from noon-1 p.m. Wednesday at the Anschutz Medical Campus (Room P26-1300, Education I building).

By Jean Dubofsky
Boulder Daily Camera
March 28, 2010

By John Tomasic
The Colorado Independent

Former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Jean Dubofsky, a founding member and current chair of the Board of Directors of the Bell Policy Center, issued a statement today critical of the reasoning guiding the lawsuit filed by Republican attorneys general in roughly a dozen states. The controversial suit challenges the constitutionality of the federal health reform legislation signed into law Tuesday.

Former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Jean Dubofsky, a founding member and current chair of the Board of Directors of the Bell Policy Center, issued the following statement concerning Attorney General John Suthers' decision to challenge federal health insurance reform in court. The Bell joins The Denver Post and many others who are calling on the Attorney General to reconsider his decision to file suit against this landmark legislation.

Statement from Former Justice Jean Dubofsky

Attorney General John Suthers releases updated data for borrowing, including payday lending, with figures for 2007. Rich Jones of the Bell is quoted.