Tag:judicial discipline

New Judicial Discipline Board, Longer Parole Sentences Approved by Colorado Voters

Judges will soon be subject to a new disciplinary process, individuals convicted of certain crimes will be required to spend more of their sentences in prison and the Colorado legislature will be required to allocate $350 million to a new police officer fund.

Judicial Discipline, Changes to Parole, Police Funding on Ballot for the 2024 Election

Coloradans will decide whether to fully implement the new judicial discipline system proposed in 2023, and will have to decide whether the legislature will be required to create a $350 million fund solely for police.

New Colorado Supreme Court chief justice optimistic about judicial culture improvements

Márquez said the branch is in “a period of significant transition” as the branch has seen high turnover at all levels, including judicial clerks, probation staff and judicial officers.

Court Opinion: Presiding Disciplinary Judge Opinion for Nov. 13

The Presiding Disciplinary Judge publicly censured a judge Nov. 13 following allegations of inappropriate behavior toward a clerk.

Commission on Judicial Discipline Recommends Censure of Former Chief Justice Nathan Coats

This is the first time the commission has recommended sanctions for a Supreme Court justice since it was created in 1963.

What Legislation Colorado’s Legal Community is Watching in 2023

Law Week caught up with bar associations and legal organizations to hear what topics and bills they’re keeping an eye on this session.

Judicial Discipline, Water Storage, Criminal Justice Reform Bills Introduced in General Assembly’s First Week

What’s already in the spotlight? Judicial discipline, water storage, alternate defense counsel contracts and criminal justice reform.

Under the Hood of Colorado’s Judicial Retention Elections

Colorado’s system for voting on judge retention is complicated, but the details matter when voters are looking to make an informed decision.