Breaking: Colorado Supreme Court–Illegal Immigrants Possess Constitutional Privacy Rights
by elpresidente | 5:35 pm, December 14, 2009 | Comments Off
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday that authorities violated the constitutional privacy rights of illegal immigrants when they seized their tax records in an identify-theft investigation, a decision that infuriated illegal-immigration foes.
In a 4-3 decision, the court upheld a March ruling by a Weld County district judge, who held that tax returns are confidential and that prosecutors had no right to search one of the defendants’ tax filings.
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He noted that conservatives have launched a movement, Clear the Bench Colorado, to oust four of the seven justices in November by urging a “no” vote on their retention. Decisions such as Monday’s ruling are likely to help the campaign’s cause, he said.
Clear the Bench Colorado has had a prominent role at PPC and has led the way in fighting the “unjust justices” here in Colorado and will be certain to have an updated analysis of the decision shortly.
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