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Colorado Supreme Court mandates diversity, equity, inclusivity training

Over objections that the programming constitutes indoctrination, the Colorado Supreme Court on Thursday approved mandatory equity, diversity and inclusivity training for attorneys as a means of retaining diverse attorneys and recognizing systemic bias.
Colorado joins more than half a dozen other states that have a standalone requirement for EDI, as the training is known. It will become part of the 45 credit hours of continuing legal education (CLE) attorneys need to complete in a three-year period.
The Supreme Courtâs action in adopting this rule sends a powerful message to our colleagues who experience racism, sexism, and other forms of bias: We hear you, we know it happens, and as a profession we will not tolerate it, said the Presidents Diversity Council, which includes the heads of the Hispanic, women s, LGBT and other bar associations, in a statement. ....

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'Cacophony' of Computers Doesn't Count As Bill Reading for Colorado High Court – Courthouse News Service

The Colorado statehouse. (Courthouse News photo / Chris Marshall)
(CN) The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday shot down a tactic employed by Colorado Democrats in 2019 to circumvent the reading of a 2,000-page bill out loud.
As they held majorities in both the state Senate and House during the 2019 Colorado legislative session, Democrats were in the process of powering through a bill that would massively change the way the state regulates oil and gas development.
In efforts to pump the brakes, several Republicans requested the reading of a 2,000-page bill, “Title 12 Recodification and Reorganization.”
The state constitution requires “every bill shall be read by title when introduced, and at length on two different days in each house; provided, however, any reading at length may be dispensed with upon unanimous consent of the members present.” ....

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Team announced that will pick independent panel to investigate Colorado judicial branch allegations

Team announced that will pick independent panel to investigate Colorado judicial branch allegations
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DENVER â The Colorado Supreme Court on Friday announced the team of people who will be tasked with selecting a separate team of independent investigators to look into allegations of sexual misconduct and a no-bid contract in the stateâs judicial branch.
The court announced on Monday that members of the governorâs office, attorney generalâs office and state General Assembly would pick the independent investigators.
On Friday, the stateâs high court said the following people had been picked from those offices and the legislature to pick the team of investigators: ....

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Colorado court OKs rules on sealing criminal court records

Colorado court OKs rules on sealing criminal court records
By DAVID MIGOYADecember 18, 2020 GMT
DENVER (AP) The Colorado Supreme Court on Thursday voted to approve rules for how criminal trial judges can restrict public access to court records, a direct response to Denver Post stories that exposed how thousands of cases have been kept from public view with little to no oversight for how that was done.
The rules, proposed by a statewide committee of attorneys and judges who made recommendations after months of meeting behind closed doors, are to take effect sometime in 2021, according to Chief Justice Nathan Coats who disclosed the approval at a meeting of the legislature’s Joint Budget Committee. ....

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Justices consider 'disruptive effect' of potential self defense requirement | Colorado Politics

Although Colorado law provides multiple ways of disproving a criminal defendant acted in self-defense, the Colorado Supreme Court on Wednesday considered whether jurors must agree unanimously on which single condition nullifies a self-defense argument.
In doing so, one of the justices worried that a newfound unanimity requirement could open up past criminal convictions to reversal.
âBoy, we have a lot of cases out there that you could have criminal defendants saying, âWell, we donât have a unanimity finding. We need to go back and reverse my conviction,ââ said Justice Monica M. MÃ¡rquez during oral argument. âI m just concerned about the disruptive effect of such a rule.â ....

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