Boulder County Sheriff's Office cuts ties with CBI
Boulder sheriff no longer using CBI for DNA testing over concerns with backlog, quality control
The Boulder County Sheriff's Department is no longer using the state’s lab for DNA analysis, citing the year-and-a-half backlog for rape kit testing results, and concerns about mismanagement within the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
The bill would require employees in crime laboratories to report misconduct up their internal chain of command within 14 days ...
The bipartisan effort stems from the case of a former CBI scientist accused of manipulating thousands of test results.
Lawmakers in Colorado are pushing for reforms after the Yvonne 'Missy' Woods scandal at the CBI. Two bills aim to address the issues and transparency.
Colorado Bureau of Investigation may continue testing DNA kits past June 30. Senate Bill 105 aims to address a backlog of DNA ...
A bipartisan group of state lawmakers introduced new legislation on Thursday to strengthen the rules for reporting and ...
Colorado lawmakers are running a bipartisan bill to set up expectations for reporting misconduct in the state’s crime ...
The lawsuit filed in Jefferson County District Court is primarily a request for CBI officials to turn over additional DNA testing records on behalf of Michael Clark, who claims he was wrongly ...
Approximately 1,400 sex assault cases are waiting on results. State Representative Jenny Willford, D-Adams County, says one ...
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Former CBI analyst to appear in court for hearingFormer CBI DNA analyst Yvonne "Missy" Woods will appear for a preliminary hearing. She is accused of alternating and ...
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