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Allegations against ex-Colo. judge revealed in documents | Colorado Politics

Documents provided by the Colorado Supreme Court revealed in detail the cascading allegations against former Arapahoe County District Court Judge John E. Scipione, who resigned last year and was censured earlier this month for misconduct towards staff and colleagues.

Judicial grant periods open

The Colorado Judicial Branch has opened applications for Fiscal Year 2025 grants from the Family Violence Justice Fund.

Class-action suit filed against parental evaluator who said he disbelieves 90% of domestic violence allegations

Federal lawyer calls for release of unrepresented defendants | Crime & Justice

Oregon’s federal public defender is asking a U.S. District Court judge to release defendants and dismiss criminal charges against them if lawyers cannot be provided within 48 hours of arraignment.

Missouri's Warren County courts broken, cop's death shows

In rural Warren County, west of St. Louis, a clogged court system means serious problems for people facing charges and for public safety.

Lawsuit: Parental evaluator ignores domestic violence evidence

The women suing said Dr. Mark Kilmer's reports to the court put their children in unsafe situations with accused abusers.

Class-action suit filed against parental evaluator who said he disbelieves 90% of domestic violence allegations

A parental evaluator already under fire for saying he disbelieves 90% of the domestic violence allegations he hears in custody cases faced new legal woes Thursday with the filing of

Oregon's Second Female Chief Justice Takes Office  - The Corvallis Advocate

Oregon's second female chief justice takes office – Oregon Capital Chronicle

The Oregon Supreme Court chief justice is the second woman in the job.

Caledonia probate judge, suspended with pay, still seeking reelection

William Cobb won’t be able to resume his judge responsibilities until October 2023. In the meantime, the state is paying other judges to cover for him.