JACKSON v. STATE

Richard JACKSON, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. The STATE of Colorado; The Board of County Commissioners of Morgan County; Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; The Director of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Gale A. Norton, in her official capacity as Chairperson of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Steve Zotos, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Pat Ahlstrom, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Margaret W. Carpenter, in her official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Jeffrey J. Corriveau, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Daniel L. Corsentino, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; George E. Epp, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Rev. Gill Ford, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Joe Johnson, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Ed Jordan, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Charles J. Johnston, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Al Kiburas, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Frank R. Martinez, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; David Michaud, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Richard L. Murdie, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; Allan F. Stanley, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; and Charles Widup, in his official capacity as member of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board, Defendants-Appellants.