Colorado Supreme Court pauses mandatory courtroom livestreams after harassment, fairness concerns
Chief Justice Monica Márquez’s 90-day directive lets judges opt out of livestreaming by default, reversing a 2023 law amid rising social-media harassment and jury-tainting fears
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