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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 23/02/2026

Montrose Municipal Court is operating in the shadows, sending vulnerable community members to jail without an attorney or even a basic recording of the proceedings.

A February 15, 2026 headline from the Denver Post reads: A Colorado court sends poor people to jail without access to lawyers, advocates say. It doesn’t record the proceedings. Below the headline is a quote from Rebecca Wallace, CFF Policy Director. The quote reads: Justice dies in the dark. Montrose Municipal Court needs a light on it– this bill provides some of that light.” Rebecca is pictured next to the quote. She is a white woman with curly brown hair past her shoulders, she’s smiling and wearing a purple shirt with a colorful pattern.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 20/02/2026

☀️ PRIORITY BILL INTRODUCED ☀️⁠ Municipal courts in Colorado are too often jailing folks for lowest-level poverty offenses with... - no public oversight, - no records, and/or - no lawyer in sight. HB26-1134 puts an end to all three.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 17/02/2026

⏳ Coming up in two days! Register to hear Denver City Council Members @paradyatlarge.bsky.social, @shontel4council.bsky.social, and Gonzales-Gutierrez discuss their *critically necessary* sentencing reform work. 🗓️ Wed. 2/18/26 at 4 PM via Zoom Registration link is in our bio! 🔗

Text reads: Denver Sentencing Reform Launch, Wed. Feb. 18 via Zoom, 4-5 PM with Denver City Council Members Sarah Parady, Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, and Shontel Lewis. In the top right corner, the logos for Colorado Freedom Fund and Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition. Council members are pictured at the bottom of the screen with a button that reads "Register to attend." Pictured: Sarah Parady, a white woman smiling with dark brown shoulder length hair and dark-rimmed glasses is pictured on the left; in the middle Council Member Gonzales-Gutierrez, a Latina woman with long dark brown hair, smiling and wearing a red suit; on the right, Council Member Lewis, a Black woman with natural brown hair styled with a side part who is smiling and wearing dark-rimmed glasses.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 09/02/2026

Big things are happening in Denver! Join City Council Members Gonzales-Gutierrez, @shontel4council.bsky.social, and @paradyatlarge.bsky.social to talk about their work championing municipal court reform this year. CFF and @ccjrc.bsky.social are hosting a virtual launch event: Wed. 2.18.26 at 4PM

Text reads: Denver Sentencing Reform Launch, Wed. Feb. 18 via Zoom, 4-5 PM with Denver City Council Members Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, Shontel Lewis, and Sarah Parady. In the top right corner, the logos for Colorado Freedom Fund and Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition. Below the text, yellow handwritten text reads "Get Engaged!". Council members are pictured at the bottom of the screen with a button that reads "Register to attend." Pictured: Sarah Parady, a white woman smiling with dark brown shoulder length hair and dark-rimmed glasses is pictured on the left; in the middle Council Member Gonzales-Gutierrez, a Latina woman with long dark brown hair, smiling and wearing a red suit; on the right, Council Member Lewis, a Black woman smiling with brown hair styled in a twist out and wearing dark-rimmed glasses.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 28/01/2026

Tomorrow is the 2026 Municipal Court Convening and we hope to see you there! 🗓️ Thur. 1/29/26, 4-5:30 PM on Zoom Registration in advance is required, link in bio! 🔗

Text reads: 2026 Municipal Court Convening Thursday, Jan. 29 via Zoom. 4-5 pm, Q&A 5-5:30 pm. A purple button in the top right corner reads “register to attend.” In the middle of the graphic, text reads: Special Appearances by Denver City Council Member Shontel Lewis and Sarah Parady. To the right of the text, Council Member Lewis is pictured smiling. She is a Black woman with brown hair styled in a twist out and she’s wearing dark-rimmed glasses. Pictured to her right is Council Member Parady, a white woman smiling with dark brown shoulder length hair and dark-rimmed glasses. Below their photos is text that reads “Convening By,” followed by the logos for Colorado Freedom Fund, Together Colorado, Colorado Center on Law and Policy, El Movimiento Sigue, Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, ACLU-Colorado, and Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 26/01/2026

⚖️ Join us virtually this Thursday (1/29) for the 2026 Municipal Court Convening! CO municipal courts criminalize poverty, sending our vulnerable neighbors to jail for acts of survival. We’re coming together to talk about recent advocacy at the local and state levels and what’s on deck in 2026.

Text Reads: 2026 Municipal Court Convening, Thursday Jan. 29 via Zoom, 4-5 PM, Q&A 5-5:30 PM. Special guests Rep. Javier Mabrey and Westminster City Council Member Jack Johnson. Below the text is a button that reads “Register to attend.” A large white box at the bottom of the graphic has text that reads “Thank you, co-conveners!” along with the logos for Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, El Movimiento Sigue, Colorado Center on Law and Policy, Together Colorado, ACLU-Colorado, and Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 22/01/2026

📅 The 2026 CFF Municipal Courts Convening is just over one week away, so register now! Join us on Zoom with @javiermabrey.bsky.social and Westminster City Council Member Jack Johnson on Thursday, 1/29 at 4pm MST.

Text reads: 2026 Municipal Court Convening; Thursday, January 29 via Zoom. 4-5 PM, Q&A 5-5:30 PM. Special guests Rep. Javier Mabrey and Westminster City Council Member Jack Johnson. Rep. Mabrey and Council Member Johnson are pictured. Rep. Mabrey is a Latino man with short brown hair, he’s smiling and wearing a blue suit. Council Member Johnson is a white man with short blonde hair and black framed glasses, he’s smiling and wearing a blue plaid shirt. A purple button reads “Register to attend.” At the bottom of the graphic, a banner reads “Thank you, co-conveners!” followed by pictures of logos for El Movimiento Sigue, Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, ACLU-Colorado, and Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 16/01/2026

📅 2026 CFF Municipal Courts Convening: Register Now! Join us on Zoom with @javiermabrey.bsky.social and Westminster City Council Member Jack Johnson on Thursday, 1/29 at 4pm MST.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 07/01/2026

🐣 2025 vs. CFF. What a year... Our 2025 Year in Review reflects on progress and challenges in the past year and the work ahead. We expanded our reach in rural Colorado and led a coalition to counter criminalization of poverty in Colorado municipal courts.

Text reads: We expanded our reach in rural Colorado. Below, a map of Colorado counties with thirteen counties highlighted in yellow along the front range of northern Colorado. The legend indicates yellow counties are “where we’ve been posting.” Four counties are highlighted in teal: Mesa county (western Colorado) and Rio Grande, Alamosa, and Costilla counties (southern Colorado). The legend indicates teal counties are “new counties this year!”

Text reads: We championed HB25-1015. Expanded online bond pay means more people free pretrial across Colorado. Fireworks explode onto a blue background. Above the text is a teal scale balancing two gold dollar signs.

Text reads: We fought against criminalization of poverty in municipal courts. Next to a greyed out check mark, text reads “Championed HB25-1147- Municipal Court Fairness. Passed, but was vetoed. We will finish this work.” Next to a green check mark, text reads, “Defeated HB25-1276, a regressive bill that would have jailed more folks for poverty offenses.” In the background, an image of the Colorado Capitol building.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 23/12/2025

✨HUGE WIN! Yesterday, the Colorado Supreme Court delivered a unanimous ruling: Municipal courts can no longer issue harsher punishments than state courts for the same offenses.

A banner in the top right reads “CO Supreme Court Victory!” with confetti bursting out of the corner. A newspaper snipping from the Denver Post has a headline dated December 22, 2025 and reads “Municipal courts can’t issue harsher punishment than state court for same offenses, Colorado Supreme Court rules.” Rebecca Wallace, a white woman with brown curly hair is pictured at the bottom of the image. She is named and a quote above her reads “We have long said that it defies logic, fairness and the law that municipal courts can send people to jail for poverty offenses with 30 times longer sentences than they could get in state court. …Today, the Colorado Supreme Court unanimously agreed.”

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 12/11/2025

✨Yet ANOTHER data-driven report that bail reform works and communities are safer when they are freer. 👀Read the study: datacollaborativeforjustice.org/work/bail-reform/testing-the-long-term-impact-of-bail-reform-across-new-york-state-a-quasi-experimental-evaluation/

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 10/09/2025

Success in ending cash bond in Illinois threatens a key deception by Trump: that more people in cages makes us safe. 👀Read CFF Policy Director Rebecca Wallace’s Op Ed: denverpost.com/2025/09/05/trump-bail-bond-pretrial-fairness/

Carousel of quotes from Denver Post article
Carousel 1: Denver Post- Opinion , Sept. 5, 2025
Trump threatens pretrial fairness in a push that only protects wealthy bondsmen.
President Trump took aim at Illinois’ Pretrial Fairness Act, which ended cash bail in the state in 2023.
Quotes by CFF Policy Director Rebecca Wallace:
"It’s no surprise that Trump used false claims and fearmongering to vilify the thoughtful pretrial reform law in Illinois...”

Carousel 2: "Coloradans should know Illinois has ended cash bail with strong results: Jail populations are down. Crime is down. Court appearance rates are steady. Poor families no longer must forego rent and food to buy freedom for their kin."

Carousel 3: "Trump’s extreme politics of fear rely on Americans buying into the notion that the only way to be safe and prosperous in this country is to increase federal executive and police power and massively expand the number of people we cage. The success of Illinois’ Pretrial Fairness Act may well be exactly why it has come under Trump's gaze."

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 04/09/2025

✊USA Today with some fact-based reporting. Illinois ended cash bail & the data is in: crime is down, court appearances are steady, & poor families no longer have to buy freedom for kin. usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/08/26/trump-wants-to-end-cashless-bail-how-this-affects-you/85822325007/

Pictured: USA Today headline: "Mandating cash bail is a matter of public safety, the White House says. Research from the place that reformed its system in the most radical way possible tells a different story."

Quote by Prof. Alison Siegler:
"All the evidence I’ve seen points to positive outcomes since Illinois eliminated cash bail. It’s really clear from the data that things have gotten better, not worse."

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Rebecca Wallace @rebeccawallace.bsky.social · 25/07/2025

💡So Denver Police want to educate rather than punish officers for lower level misconduct to help those officers really understand their mistakes and avoid them in the future? IMAGINE A WORLD where we offerred the same grace, education and opportunities to community members.

coloradopolitics.com

Independent monitor criticizes Denver police's proposed education-based discipline policy

Calling it a “not-so-veiled” attempt to eliminate accountability for officers,” Denver Independent Monitor Lisabeth Pérez Castle sharply criticized a proposal by the Denver Police Department to permit...

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 06/06/2025

Join us on Mon. June 9 for the first ever Denver Resident Lobby Day! We’ll meet with a great set of partners to talk about municipal court fairness and the city budget, and voice concerns directly to City Council members. RSVP at bit.ly/ResidentLD!

Title reads: City and County of Denver Resident Lobby Day, June 9th 10am - 1pm, Wellington Webb Bldg. Above it, a banner reads: Learn how decisions get made at City Hall and how you can effectively make your voice heard! In the middle of the page text reads "RSVP Today at bit.ly/ResidentLD with a QR code next to it. At the bottom of the page, various logos from Denver organizations are pictured, including Colorado Freedom Fund. A paragraph in the middle of the flyer reads: We'll start the day with an overview of how laws and budgets are shaped in Denver. Over a working lunch (provided!), our community partners will share key policy priorities and ways you can get involved. We'll wrap up with a tour of the City and County Building and a chance to speak directly with your City Council representatives about the issues that matter most to you. All Denver residents are welcome-- no experience needed!

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 03/06/2025

CFF Policy Director @rebeccawallace.bsky.social criticizes Johnston's advocacy for Gov. Polis to veto HB25-1147, Municipal Court Fairness. Read the Letter: denverpost.com/2025/06/03/johnston-municipal-court-reform-house-bill-1147-veto/

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Colorado Radio for Justice @radioforjustice.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

Rebecca Wallace from @cofreedomfund.bsky.social, on the topic of prison abolition. Catch this convo on UNLOCKING CHANGE, our monthly show where our system-impacted producers tackle big questions with leading voices in the criminal-legal space. Listen/watch: www.radioforjustice.org/podcasts

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 29/05/2025

💥We’re mad, but we’re not done fighting for fairness for our unhoused neighbors. Read Colorado Freedom Fund’s statement on Gov. Polis’ veto of HB25-1147: coloradofreedomfund.org/hb1147-veto. Then, let’s get work.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 22/05/2025

Gov. Polis could’ve signed HB25-1147 and brought fairness to Colorado’s municipal courts. Instead, people can still get a year in jail for trespassing or camping—just for being arrested in the wrong zip code. ICYMI (paywall): www.denverpost.com/2025/05/16/c...

Graphic showing a news headline and quote. Headline reads: “Gov. Jared Polis vetoes bill addressing sentencing disparities between Colorado’s state and municipal courts.” Below, Rep. Javier Mabrey says the veto is “wrong constitutionally, morally, and for public safety.”

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 21/05/2025

ICYMI: Gov. Polis vetoed HB25-1147 last week. Unhoused people can still get almost a year in jail—for poverty "offenses" like trespassing or carrying an open container. We’re disappointed, but not surprised. And we're not done. Next steps coming soon.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 12/05/2025

⏰ Time’s running out to act on HB25-1147. ⏰ Gov. Polis has heard from hundreds—but he needs to hear from hundreds more. Tell him: SIGN HB25-1147 to stop excessive jail time for things like trespassing + camping. Get our 5-min action kit here 👉 bit.ly/SignHB1147

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 11/05/2025

We wish all moms and caretakers a happy Mother’s Day, and we hold close the 2,000+ Colorado moms who will spend today in a cage.

A blue map of the United States is pictured with Colorado highlighted in green. Text reads: “More than 2,000 Colorado Moms will spend Mother’s Day in a cage - in jail, prison, or a juvenile or immigrant detention center.”

“Since 2018, CFF has bought freedom for hundreds of mothers across Colorado.” A small banner reads “Mother’s Day Bailout,” and colorful flowers peak out from the corners.

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 08/05/2025

The 2025 Colorado state legislative session is done. Here’s where CFF’s bills landed: ✅ 1015: Bond pay fixes—SIGNED. ✅ 1276: Anti-unhoused bill—DEFEATED. ⏳ 1147: Court fairness—STILL WAITING. A decision’s coming. Help push HB25-1147 across the line: bit.ly/SignHB1147

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ACLU of Colorado @acluofcolorado.bsky.social · 23/04/2025

RIGHT NOW, lawmakers are working on a vital bill that will ensure Coloradans aren’t receiving wildly oversized punishments for low-level offenses. Tell Gov. Polis: Sign HB25-1147. www.coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147-si... @cofreedomfund.bsky.social

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Sign HB25-1147 — Colorado Freedom Fund

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 21/04/2025

@denverpost.com: HB25-1147 would fix CO’s two-tier justice system. But Gov. Polis is threatening to veto it. Tell him: Fairness in courts shouldn't be determined by your zip code. Read the op-ed: denverpost.com/2025/04/17/municipal-court-sentencing-harsh-house-bill-1147 Act: bit.ly/SignHB1147

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 18/04/2025

Many of Colorado’s municipal courts are out of control—and Gov. Polis might let it stay that way. HB25-1147 would rein in these courts and stop extreme jail sentences for poverty offenses. 📞 Call. 📧 Email. Tell Polis: Sign HB25-1147. 👉 coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147-sign-now#contact

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 14/04/2025

⏱️ Take 5 minutes for fairness! HB25-1147 brings transparency + legal help to municipal courts. Gov. Polis needs to hear why that matters. 📞 Call. 📧 Email. 📝 Write. 👉 www.coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147-si...

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 12/04/2025

People are getting a year in jail for being unhoused. In Colorado. HB25-1147 would help fix this—if Gov. Polis signs it. Speak up now: coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147-si... @cocoalition.bsky.social @policeforreform.bsky.social @acluofcolorado.bsky.social @ccjrc.bsky.social

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

BREAKING: Gov. Polis is threatening to veto HB25-1147. This bill brings fairness to Colorado’s courts—right now, people are getting more jail time just for being in municipal court. Tell him: Sign the bill. bit.ly/SignHB1147

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 09/04/2025

📣 Gov. Polis needs to hear from you. Colorado’s municipal courts are giving people excessive sentences up for acts of survival—and HB25-1147 would help stop it. Flood his office with calls & emails today: 👉 coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147-sign-now#contact

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Public Defenseless Podcast @pdefenselesspod.bsky.social · 08/04/2025

It seems the Colorado legislature will soon pass HB 25-1447, Fairness & Transparency in Municipal Court. @cofreedomfund.bsky.social put together this fact sheet explaining the injustices in CO municipal courts & why this bill is essential. Contact Gov Polis and tell him to sign this bill!

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 08/04/2025

Veto alert! HB25-1147—Municipal Court Fairness—is in danger. Extreme sentences. No counsel. Closed courts. 📞 Call or email Gov. Polis NOW. 📲 Take action: www.coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147-si...

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 03/04/2025

✳️ Action Alert ✳️ HB25-1147 hit the Senate floor TODAY. The bill reins in excessive municipal court sentences + expands access to legal counsel. Tell your Senator: vote YES. 📧 Take action: www.coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147#ac...

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 03/04/2025

Some municipal courts in CO are jailing folks w/o counsel & handing down year-long sentences for things like camping. HB25-1147 would stop that. CFF's Rebecca Wallace spoke up—now it’s your turn. Contact your senator: coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147#action

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 02/04/2025

🎉 It’s official: HB25-1015 is now law! It's a small but crucial fix that clears up confusing rules that kept people caged on cash bond. We're grateful to the sponsors + allies who helped push it through. 🙏🏽 Get on our mailing list for more wins: www.coloradofreedomfund.org/mailing-list

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 01/04/2025

HB25-1276 targets unhoused Coloradans by jailing people for so-called “habitual petty offenses”—aka being poor. It’s up in House Judiciary Committee tomorrow. Tell lawmakers to vote NO. 📣 Take action now: bit.ly/OpposeHB1276

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 01/04/2025

HB25-1147 just passed Senate Judiciary late last night! It reins in harsh municipal court sentences & expands access to legal counsel for people criminalized for poverty. Next stop: Senate floor. Take action: www.coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147#ac...

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 31/03/2025

HB25-1276 is jail-for-poverty legislation. It targets our unhoused neighbors for “offenses” like sleeping outside or missing court. It punishes people for being poor—and it doesn’t make anyone safer. 📣 Tell lawmakers by Wednesday, April 2: VOTE NO on HB25-1276: bit.ly/OpposeHB1276

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 28/03/2025

Next week's an important week at the Capitol. HB25-1147 increases fairness in municipal courts. HB25-1276 + HB25-1146 would do real harm. Take action now: www.coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147#ac... Stay ready. Stay loud. 💪🏾 @acluofcolorado.bsky.social @bonh.bsky.social @cocoalition.bsky.social

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 27/03/2025

We’re halfway through the 2025 session—and the fight’s not over. CFF is pushing to end poverty-based jailing, move good bills forward (HB25-1147, HB25-1015), and stop HB25-1276. Want updates that center liberation, not fear? Sign up here: www.coloradofreedomfund.org/mailing-list

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 26/03/2025

In today’s @coloradosun.com, Sens. @judyamabileco.bsky.social & Mike Weissman lay out why passing HB25-1147 is so urgent: Colorado’s poorest neighbors are facing 30x longer jail sentences—just for landing in the wrong courtroom. Read the op-ed here: coloradosun.com/2025/03/26/o...

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 25/03/2025

People are getting wildly different—and often extreme—sentences in Colorado, just based on where they’re arrested. HB25-1147 passed the House on March 7 and heads to the Senate next week thanks, in large part, to @javiermabrey.bsky.social's sponsorship & advocacy. 1/

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 21/03/2025

Huge thanks to Rep. @javiermabrey.bsky.social & @repyara.bsky.social and Sen. Rodriguez & @senadorajulie.bsky.social for leading the charge to pass HB25-1015, Clarifications to Online Bond Pay. Now, the bill is on to the Governor's desk. Stay tuned. @acluofcolorado.bsky.social @ccjrc.bsky.social

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 21/03/2025

The Aurora Sentinel sees through Aurora’s “tough on crime” nonsense. Editor Dave Perry calls out city leaders for pushing failed policies that do more harm than good. Instead of making communities safer, they’re exacerbating the problem. sentinelcolorado.com/opinion/perr...

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 20/03/2025

Judges don’t get to pick which laws they follow. Colorado courts are req'd to livestream most cases—but some judges are ignoring that law. CFF Founder Elisabeth Epps: “This is about public accountability.” Public access isn’t optional—it’s a right. Read more: ⬇️ www.denverpost.com/2025/03/09/c...

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 18/03/2025

HB25-1015 is one step away from becoming law! ✅🏛️ The Senate passed it 32-1, and now it’s on the Governor’s desk. This bill removes unnecessary barriers to online bond payments, helping families post bond faster—because when freedom is on the line, every minute matters. 📢 Stay tuned for updates!

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 17/03/2025

HB25-1015: Moving Forward! Last week, HB25-1015 cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee—one step closer to making online bond payments easier for families and loved ones. Next up: Senate floor debate. Stay tuned!

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 13/03/2025

Colorado’s municipal courts are jailing people for months over poverty offenses that would mean days behind bars elsewhere. The difference? Their zip code. HB25-1147 stops this injustice. Read more from former CO Asst. AG Jay Fisher in @denverpost.com: www.denverpost.com/2025/03/13/c...

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Colorado Freedom Fund @cofreedomfund.bsky.social · 11/03/2025

A BIG thank you to the HB25-1147 Coalition! More than 50 organizations are fighting to rein in excessive sentences, expand access to legal counsel, and bring accountability to municipal courts. Now, it’s on to the Senate. Join the fight here: coloradofreedomfund.org/hb25-1147

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