Colorado Working Group for Incarcerated College Fund

Colorado Bill HB26-1093 proposed the creation of a working group to determine how to implement the College Opportunity Fund for incarcerated individuals. The bill required the working group to report findings and recommendations by December 1, 2026. The bill was introduced and subsequently postponed indefinitely.

Colorado Bill: Host Homes for Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities

Colorado HB26-1147, introduced for the 2026 Regular Session, proposes new processes for host homes serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The bill mandates the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing to establish risk criteria for service agency surveys and a statewide database for host home information. It also requires the Department of Public Health and Environment to utilize these criteria for prioritizing surveys and mandates public complaint forms and tracking processes.

Bill Prohibits Sale of Certain Rodenticides and Glue Traps

Colorado Bill SB26-062 proposes to prohibit the sale, distribution, and use of certain rodenticides and glue traps, with exceptions for public health emergencies. Professional pest control services would be required to prioritize integrated pest management strategies. The bill is currently under consideration.

Colorado Bill on AI in Health Care Utilization Review

Colorado bill HB26-1139 proposes new requirements for the use of artificial intelligence in health care utilization review and mental health companion chatbots. The bill mandates that AI systems used for utilization review must consider individual patient circumstances and that denials be reviewed by a licensed clinician. It also defines and regulates mental health companion chatbots, prohibiting unauthorized practice of psychotherapy.

Colorado Bill: Exclude Cohabitation from Bigamy Elements

Colorado Senate Bill SB26-013 proposes to amend the state's criminal code by excluding cohabitation as an element of the offense of bigamy. The bill is currently under consideration in the 2026 Regular Session.

Colorado Bill Expands Criminal Jurisdiction for Out-of-State Conduct

Colorado Bill HB26-1060, currently under consideration, proposes to expand criminal jurisdiction to include harms committed against individuals located in Colorado, regardless of the defendant's location. This clarification aims to address out-of-state conduct that results in in-state harm.

Colorado Bill Modifies Criminal Law and Sentencing for Trafficking Offenses

Colorado's SB26-075 modifies criminal law and sentencing for human trafficking and pimping offenses. The bill alters sentencing requirements, allows courts to consider the source of funds for bond determinations, and updates terminology for offenses involving commercial sexual activity with a child.

Harmonized Acupuncture v. MVAIC - No-Fault Benefits Dispute

The Appellate Term of the Supreme Court of New York reversed a lower court's decision, granting summary judgment to MVAIC and dismissing a provider's claim for assigned first-party no-fault benefits. The court found the provider failed to establish compliance with the statutory requirement of timely filing a notice of claim with MVAIC.

CMA Referral of Viking CCUS Development Fund Subsidy

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has accepted a request for advice from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) regarding a proposed subsidy for the Viking Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) Development Fund. The Subsidy Advice Unit (SAU) will provide a report evaluating DESNZ's assessment of the subsidy's compliance with subsidy control requirements.

OCC Simplifies Bank Licensing for Institutions Under $30 Billion

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has issued a final rule amending community bank licensing procedures. This rule simplifies the process for banks with assets under $30 billion, aiming to reduce regulatory burden. The amendments are effective April 3, 2026.