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The new proposal would require companies to take more action around problem drivers.
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Rep. Jenny Willford's experience led her to push for both increased safety measures by rideshare companies and faster testing times at the state’s DNA labs.
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The agency is still months late in processing DNA evidence, but it hopes to bring down turnaround times.
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Under pressure from survivors and lawmakers, Colorado struggling to address huge delays in evidence testing.
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A House bill would eliminate an exemption that allows courtroom discussion of prior sexual activity when it involved the defendant.
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It can take over a year to get DNA results in a sexual assault case. Lawmakers want that to change.
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Victims of sexual assault discussed the human toll behind the Colorado Bureau of Investigation’s one-and-a-half year backlog in processing evidence.
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Companies like Lyft and Uber would have to track and report violent incidents, and do more to ensure the person behind the wheel is really the registered driver.
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Rep. Jenny Willford says she was sexually assaulted by an unauthorized driver who was using someone else’s account.
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A police chief in southwestern Colorado has been placed on paid administrative leave after charges were filed against three men in the case of a 17-year-old girl who reported being raped by more than one person during a party at the chief's house.