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How Colorado judicial discipline commission handled 17 cases in 2021 - Vimarsana News

How Colorado judicial discipline commission handled 17 cases in 2021

In total, the commission's work last year resulted in three private reprimands to judges, all for delays in handling cases, and one public censure.

Judicial discipline commission considered 17 cases in 2021, issued several private reprimands - Vimarsana News

Judicial discipline commission considered 17 cases in 2021, issued several private reprimands

In total, the commission's work last year resulted in three private reprimands to judges, all for delays in handling cases, and one public censure.

Adams County conviction overturned after judge's borrowed jury instruction deemed problematic - Vimarsana News

Adams County conviction overturned after judge's borrowed jury instruction deemed problematic

An Adams County judge provided a confusing instruction to jurors in a murder trial that failed to properly explain all of the nuances of self-defense, the state's second-highest court ruled

Conviction overturned after Colorado judge's borrowed jury instruction deemed problematic - Vimarsana News

Conviction overturned after Colorado judge's borrowed jury instruction deemed problematic

An Adams County judge provided a confusing instruction to jurors in a murder trial that failed to properly explain all of the nuances of self-defense, the state's second-highest court ruled

Adams County conviction overturned after judge's borrowed jury instruction deemed problematic - Vimarsana News

Adams County conviction overturned after judge's borrowed jury instruction deemed problematic

An Adams County judge provided a confusing instruction to jurors in a murder trial that failed to properly explain all of the nuances of self-defense, the state's second-highest court ruled