It is important to note that the Office of Legislative Legal Services is neither authorized nor resourced to provide legal advice or advice to individuals. As legal counsel to the Colorado General Assembly, the Office of Legislative Legal Services is responsible for providing legal advice to the legislature as an organization, but does not serve as legal counsel or advisor to citizens. (See also position paper on the solicitor-client relationship.) We hope that the information on the Office of Legislative Legal Services website will be helpful to you. Here you will find information on bills from current and past sessions, as well as written documents on various legislative legal topics. Contact information for our employees can also be found on the website. If you have any questions about the legislation or legislative process, please call us at 303-866-2045 or visit our main office in Room 091 of the State Capitol. The Office of Legislative Legal Services is committed to providing client service, professional competence and the highest standards of integrity. Our vision is to serve the Colorado General Assembly and the citizens of the state to deliver these services with excellence to advance the cause of effective self-government. The Office of Legislative Legal Services is the impartial in-house legal counsel to the Colorado General Assembly, drafting laws, drafting laws, reviewing bylaws, commenting on actions taken, and serving as a source of legislative information for the public. The Office of Legislative Legal Services reports to the Legal Services Committee. The Colorado LegiSource is taking a break for the next few weeks. We plan to resume weekly bookings on September 8th.

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