Fraternal Order of Police, Colorado Lodge 27 v. City & County of Denver
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Scott
Today, we must decide whether a statutory enactment mandating statewide training and certification of peace officers can impose its requirements upon deputy sheriffs employed by the City and County of Denver, a home rule city, when, under our constitution, Denver is granted the authority to control the qualifications, powers, and duties of its deputy sheriffs.1 Because we conclude (1) that *585the Colorado Constitution grants Denver, as a home rule city, authority over the qualifications of its deputy sheriffs and (2) that the state’s interest in public safety does not, in light of the limited…
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