Thirteen newly signed laws will take effect Saturday, bringing with them new regulations around the use of psychedelics, tighter criminal penalties for auto thefts and a codification of Miranda rig…
when it ruled that police couldn’t be sued for not reading someone their rights, and Colorado lawmakers said they wanted to ensure the Miranda requirements were enshrined in state statute.
Under the law, courts can’t admit statements into evidence made by defendants if they haven’t been read their Miranda rights, like that they don’t have to talk and have a right to speak to an attorney.
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