Associated Students of the University of Colorado v. Regents of the University of Colorado

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• noting that, because of the presumption against implied repeals, the court would not hold that the Sunshine Act impliedly repealed the Board's preexisting statutory and constitutional authority to govern university affairs
• refusing to apply section 24-6-402, directed to agencies and authorities, to the University of Colorado
• refusing to apply section 24-6-402, directed to agencies and authorities, to the University of Colorado
• \General supervision\ powers preclude application of sunshine law to executive sessions of the Regents

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