Article XXII, Colorado Constitution

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Article XXII of the Colorado Constitution is entitled Intoxicating Liquors. It has only one section.

Section 1

Text of Section 1: Repeal of Intoxicating Liquor Laws. On the thirtieth day of June, 1933, all statutory laws of the state of Colorado heretofore enacted concerning or relating to intoxicating liquors shall become void and of no effect; and from and after July 1st, 1933, the manufacture, sale and distribution of all intoxicating liquors, wholly within the state of Colorado, shall, subject to the constitution and laws of the United States, be performed exclusively by or through such agencies and under such regulations as may hereafter be provided by statutory laws of the state of Colorado; but no such laws shall ever authorize the establishment or maintenance of any saloon.

Amendments

• Colorado Issue 3 (1932), which was approved on November 8, 1932.

External links

• Colorado Constitution with Introduction by Former Colorado Attorney General Gale Norton (note:this version has not been updated to reflect amendments made since approximately 2000).
• Link by section to full text of Article XXII