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Colo. justices, 4-3, reject challenge to biased judge | Colorado Politics - Vimarsana News

Colo. justices, 4-3, reject challenge to biased judge | Colorado Politics

Although the Colorado Supreme Court acknowledged on Monday that a Saguache County judge was disqualified by law from presiding over a criminal case because she briefly represented the defendant before her appointment to the bench, a majority concluded there was nothing it could do because the defense knew about the conflict and stayed silent.

Colo. justices overrule appeals court's incorrect decision | Colorado Politics - Vimarsana News

Colo. justices overrule appeals court's incorrect decision | Colorado Politics

The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday overruled a 7-year-old decision of the state's second-highest court after a plaintiff, the defendants and even one of the judges who participated in the decision called it incorrect.

Governor Polis fills vacancies on the Colorado Court of Appeals. - Vimarsana News

Governor Polis fills vacancies on the Colorado Court of Appeals.

​​​​​​​Colorado Governor Jared Polis has made two appointments to fill vacancies.

Polis names first Black judge to Court of Appeals in 4 years - Vimarsana News

Polis names first Black judge to Court of Appeals in 4 years

Gov. Jared Polis on Thursday announced his appointment of Denver Juvenile Court Judge Pax Moultrie to Colorado's second-highest court, ending the four-year span in which no Black judges sat on the Court of Appeals.

Colorado credit union's 'buried' notice was adequate: court | Courts - Vimarsana News

Colorado credit union's 'buried' notice was adequate: court | Courts

A Colorado credit union, which announced its change to customers' legal rights in two sentences at the bottom of an email that required multiple clicks to see the new policy, gave sufficient notice to consumers, the Court of Appeals ruled last week.