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Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
99SC491	Krupp v. Breckenridge Sanitation District Sanitation district's one-time 'plant investment fee' on all new development to pay for pollution to environment not unconstitutional taking.	Constitutional Law			May 7, 2001
S080150	Flannery v. Prentice Review granted				May 6, 2001
99CA0738	Schempp v. Lucre Management Group Intent of a transferee can be imputed to the debtor under the Colorado Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act.	Real Property			May 6, 2001
99CA0149	National Propane Corporation v. Miller Covenant not to compete breached by loan of money and lease of property to competing business.	Contracts			May 6, 2001
99CA1624	Colorado Compensation Insurance Authority v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office Temporary disability benefits may only be terminated in accordance with statute.	Workers' Compensation			May 6, 2001
98CA2176	Sheron v. Lutheran Medical Center Jury instruction to apportion fault not required when nonparty not designated.	Torts			May 6, 2001
99CA0036	People v. Turley No violation of equal protection where defendants entitled to different number of peremptory challenges.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 6, 2001
99CA0434	People v. Corichi Competency hearing held fifteen months after trial did not violate defendant's due process rights.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 6, 2001
99CA1066	Colorado Dept. of Health Care Policy and Financing v. Estate of Roberts Colorado criteria for establishment of disability trust not in conflict with federal law.	Probate and Trusts			May 6, 2001
99CA1119	People v. Wright Trial court violated defendant's double jeopardy rights by increasing amount of a restitution order.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 6, 2001
24821-2	Fischer-McReynolds v. Quasim Employer is not liable for failing to accommodate worker who failed to present any evidence that she was perceived as disabled.	Employment Law			May 6, 2001
99CA1081	Gallagher v. Board of Trustees for the University Governmental immunity statute requires employees who allege claims under whistleblower's statute to bring such claims in timely manner.	Employment Law			May 6, 2001
99-3410	Cleveland Indians Baseball v. United States Award of back wages is taxed in year wages are earned.	Taxation			May 6, 2001
99CA0650	Prefer v. PharmNetRx Party from whom personal property is taken pursuant to replevin order is entitled to return of property upon dismissal of case.	Civil Procedure			May 6, 2001
99CA1685	Allen Homesite Group v. Colorado Water Quality Control Division Review of administrative agency action must be filed within 30 days of administrative ruling.	Administrative Agencies			May 6, 2001
24936-7	Washington v. Ceglowski Evidence must demonstrate more than single isolated incident of illegal drug activity to sustain conviction for maintaining 'drug house.'	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 6, 2001
25058-6	Chancellor v. Dept. of Retirement Systems Vacation conversion payments are special wages and not part of employee's base salary for purpose of calculating pension benefits.	Employment Law			May 6, 2001
99CA1260	Denver Post Corp. v. Stapleton Development Corp. Stapleton Development Corporation subject to the Colorado Open Records Act.	Government			May 6, 2001
24953-7	Holbrook Inc. v. Link-Belt Construction Equipment Co. Products liability suit involving defective log loader is barred by statute of limitations.	Torts			May 6, 2001
24946-4	State v. Gill Conviction for threatening witness based solely on letter upheld despite lack of jury instruction requiring unanimity of verdict.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 6, 2001
24859-0	Brandenburg v. Cloutier Mandatory arbitration rule mandates reasonable attorney fees when party successfully dismisses opposing party's request for trial de novo.	Attorneys			May 6, 2001
99SC375	Alh Holding Co. v. The Bank of Telluride Although third party lender record's deed of trust before vendor of property, lender does not have priority where it had notice of vendor's unrecorded instrument before acquiring rights to property.	Real Property			May 6, 2001
24742-9	Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific v. Dept. of Transportation Washington ferry agency is required to bargain prior to assigning new position historically performed by union members.	Employment Law			May 6, 2001
99CA2423	Bob Blake Builders v. Gramling Foreign corporation is entitled to assert mechanic's lien against property located in Colorado.	Real Property			May 6, 2001
00CA0756	In the Matter of D.S.L. Mother may not seek to terminate parent-child relationship of father unless stepparent adoption is pending.	Family Law			May 6, 2001
00CA1568	Pizza Hut v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office Administrative law judge has discretion to determine claimant's average weekly wage for impairment benefits.	Workers' Compensation			May 6, 2001
24763-1	State v. Krajeski Landlord and mother entering apartment own on initiative and informing police of stolen property, not acting as agents of state conducting illegal search.	Criminal Law and Procedure			May 6, 2001
25047-1	Retired Employees Counsel of Washington v. State & Dept. of Retirement Systems Retired employees must demand cost of living adjustment within three years of denial.	Employment Law			May 6, 2001
24849-2	Bremerton Public Safety Assoc. v. City of Bremerton City has discretion in determining whether or not to pay for retirees' Medicare B premiums.	Employment Law			May 6, 2001
24944-8	Stroh Brewery Company v. Dept. of Revenue Tax exemption for direct seller who sells to wholesalers valid only if products are never resold in retail store.	Taxation			May 6, 2001