Representative Groff was successful in his effort to get House Bill 1114 passed. This piece of legislation requires law enforcement officials to obtain additional training to prevent stopping motorist because of their race. The legislation requires members of the Denver Police Department and members of the Colorado State Patrol to maintain records associated with stops and additionally require officers to make business cards available to stopped motorist. This success by Representative Groff will lend to establishing statistics that will assist in determining whether motorist are truly being stopped for no reason other than driving while black. It is imperative that Sam Cary remains connected to the legislative process.
Legislation affects our clients, our businesses, and our communities.
We are privileged to have members of our organization on Capitol Hill. Keep in touch with Penn and Peter. Lastly, check out yours truly in this month's supplement of the Colorado Journal. Law firms can't rest and feel at ease simply because the firm hires one or two people of color. Sincerely, Stephanie Y. O'Malley President, Sam Cary Bar Association Community News 1.