A criminal reform bill that will reduce the punishment for certain offenses involving windshields and by motor vehicle repair facilities was signed into law by the Governor on July 6, 2021. The bill reduces offenses from misdemeanors to Class A traffic infractions or petty offenses. For the text of S
The punishment for certain offenses involving windshields and motor vehicle offenses will be lowered under a bill passed by the Colorado legislature. The legislation follows the 2021 recommendations of the Colorado Criminal and Juvenile Justice Commission and is a massive reform bill related to misdemeanors and petty offenses. Under the
The Colorado House of Representatives is considering a bill that would “require motor vehicles registered outside Colorado but operated in Colorado to transmit at least 20 percent of light through windows other than the windshield.” The bill, HB 1067, was introduced on January 10 and referred to the House Transportation
Colorado Gov. John W. Hickenlooper recently signed a bill designed to “require motor vehicle manufacturers to fulfill warranty obligations” into law. “A manufacturer must compensate each of its motor vehicle dealers in accordance with a set of standards designed to reflect the current market rate for labor and the profit
The Colorado House and Senate recently voted to concur on a bill designed to “require motor vehicle manufacturers to fulfill warranty obligations.” “A manufacturer must compensate each of its motor vehicle dealers in accordance with a set of standards designed to reflect the current market rate for labor and the profit
The Colorado Senate currently is considering a bill that is designed to “require motor vehicle manufacturers to fulfill warranty obligations.” “A manufacturer must compensate each of its motor vehicle dealers in accordance with a set of standards designed to reflect the current market rate for labor and the profit margin