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· 12/10/2009

Starr v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office

Citations

  • 224 P.3d 1056
  • 2009 Colo. App. LEXIS 1916
  • 2009 WL 4680242

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  • Unlike an act that is “essentially involuntary” or “accidental,” a claimant’s act made with volition can show the claimant’s mens rea in an unemployment benefits case

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Judges: Rothenberg, Hawthorne, Terry

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