This is an interesting one here, I totally have no atom of idea about this place called COLORADO. speaking about there governments system, it's almost related to that of my country which a person is given 4 years. Now straight to the interesting part or should I say the part I always look forward to, which is the law. Well, it's not like here in my country, a liquor store can sell foods too depends on your capacity and please I'll like you to make more inquiries on the laws and it's punishment next time. Thanks alot @bigtom13.
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This law is in respect to a 2008 repeal of the blue laws. Liquor in any form could not be sold on Sunday. Colorado is home to Coors brewing and they are a huge consideration in the state. The separation of liquor and food sales is fairly rare but not unknown here in the US. Many, if not most states once only sold liquor in state run liquor stores. A monopoly that collected taxes for the state...