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District judge resigns after affair with court clerk, harassment complaint - Vimarsana News

District judge resigns after affair with court clerk, harassment complaint

An Arapahoe County district judge who failed to disclose an extramarital affair with a clerk and faced a sexual harassment complaint has resigned from the bench.

Appeals court finds Adams County judge not required to recuse based on prior employment - Vimarsana News

Appeals court finds Adams County judge not required to recuse based on prior employment

Colorado's second-highest court ruled on Thursday that an Adams County judge did not need to recuse himself from presiding over an eviction case solely because his former law firm once

Penguin Computing to Acquire Remote Access Software Assets from Colorado Code Craft - Vimarsana News

Penguin Computing to Acquire Remote Access Software Assets from Colorado Code Craft

Integration of high-fidelity remote application access platform expands Penguin’s portfolio of innovative HPC, AI, and cloud software offerings

CDHS recommends additional review of former Arapahoe County case worker - Vimarsana News

CDHS recommends additional review of former Arapahoe County case worker

An independent review of former Arapahoe County case worker Robin Niceta found that the quality of the work assigned to her was inadequate and ecommended “an additional layer of review."

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Child-protective worker Robin Niceta failed to follow state regulations: Audit - Vimarsana News

Child-protective worker Robin Niceta failed to follow state regulations: Audit

A state audit concluded Robin Niceta’s child-protective work for the Arapahoe County Department of Human Services failed to follow state regulations and had deficient investigative practices.