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

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.

8th Judicial District looking to add veterans court to list of problem-solving court options - Vimarsana News

8th Judicial District looking to add veterans court to list of problem-solving court options

While the court is currently just a vision, those involved have agreed that adding a veterans court to the county's other problem-solving options would offer a unique impact to those veterans who end up in the system.

Former Loveland Police officer accused of hitting suspect pleads not guilty - Vimarsana News

Former Loveland Police officer accused of hitting suspect pleads not guilty

The former Loveland Police Department officer accused of hitting a suspect during a protective custody hold in May of 2023 has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge and will face trial in early August.

Colorado's mentally ill are seeking help in jails, courts - Vimarsana News

Colorado's mentally ill are seeking help in jails, courts

Colorado's police and courts are not designed to help mentally ill people and the court system lands sick people in jail when they need help.

Colorado's mentally ill are seeking help in jails, courts - Vimarsana News

Colorado's mentally ill are seeking help in jails, courts

Colorado's police and courts are not designed to help mentally ill people and the court system lands sick people in jail when they need help.