Pueblo School District No. 70 v. Toth

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• finding that imposition of penalties did not violate excessive fines clause even though “the financial harm suffered by this one claimant may have been relatively small”
• awarding penalties of $10 per day for a 645-day delay in paying medical benefits because there were “645 separate offenses”
• construing the \excessive fines\ clause of the Colorado Constitution consistent with authority construing the Excessive Fines Clause of the Eighth Amendment
• mandating imposition of the penalty at a “daily rate” where violation was continuing
• mandating imposition of the penalty at a “daily rate” where violation was continuing
• \The excessive fines clause of the Eighth Amendment has not been held specifically applicable to the states by virtue of the Fourteenth Amendment's due process clause.\

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