Colorado Anti-NDAA Bill to Have First Committee Hearingselfnews Post Colorados bill is another in a string of similar bills in other states introduced this legislative session to combat and stop certain provisions of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012. Similar to Washington states legislation, Colorados version focuses on the problems with Section 1021 of the 2012 NDAA that purportedly authorizes the inclusion of U.S. citizens in its definition of covered persons, i.e. suspected terrorists, who can be indefinitely detained by the military without charge or trial. The bill declares that Colorado is not a battlefield, subject to the laws of war, and prohibits the detention, capture, or use of deadly force against any person in Colorado without charge or trial. Supporters of the bill are urged to contact members of the committee to ensure it passes onto the floor. (Out-of-state supporters are also urged to contact members of the committee, without mentioning the state they are calling/emailing from.) One call. Two emails. Change history. Contact:Dan Johnson Read other articles and announcements from selfnews Post Here 