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ID THEFT CASE GOES TO COLORADO SUPREME COURT

November 5, 2009

ID theft case goes to Colorado Supreme Court Associated Press DENVER - The Colorado Supreme Court is hearing arguments about the legality of an identity theft investigation against hundreds of suspected illegal immigrants who were filing taxes, without having valid Social Security numbers. A district court judge halted the investigation in April after he ruled Weld County authorities violated ...



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