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Colorado justice with roots in El Salvador sided with Trump - Vimarsana News

Colorado justice with roots in El Salvador sided with Trump

Justice Carlos Samour, 57, disregarded all the former president's David Duke impersonations to reach a conclusion he believes is grounded in law and reason.

Meet the four Democrat-picked Colorado justices who kicked Trump off the ballot - Vimarsana News

Meet the four Democrat-picked Colorado justices who kicked Trump off the ballot

The Democrat-appointed justices who made the decision include three who are Ivy League graduates, two who were wrongfully accused of harassment and discrimination as well as the first Latina and openly-gay woman to serve on Colorado’s highest court.

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Meet 4 Dem-Appointed Judges Who Disqualified Trump from 2024 Ballot - Vimarsana News

Meet 4 Dem-Appointed Judges Who Disqualified Trump from 2024 Ballot

Four Democrat-appointed judges to the Colorado Supreme Court unilaterally prohibited Donald Trump from the state's 2024 primary ballot.

Fighting for a 'fair, safe, secure world,' Winter Park resident inducted into Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

Fighting for a 'fair, safe, secure world,' Winter Park resident inducted into Colorado Women's Hall of Fame

Winter Park resident Susanne E. Jalbert, Ph.D., has traveled from Iraq, to Afghanistan, to Russia, advocating for women’s rights. To recognize her work, Jalbert was inducted to the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame at the...

Colorado judicial performance review misses one key factor | Subscriber Content - Vimarsana News

Colorado judicial performance review misses one key factor | Subscriber Content

Hundreds of thousands of Colorado voters biennially are asked to decide whether district court judges where they live should remain on the bench. But the state’s 22 judicial district performance commissions that evaluate those judges — and whose reviews voters frequently rely on to make that decision — are missing a key piece of information: Whether the judge is actually any good at judging.