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Judicial performance committee seeks input

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Posted 5/13/10

The 17th Judicial District Judicial Performance Committee is seeking public comment on experiences with the state-court Judiciary since June 2008. This information will be used in evaluating the …

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Judicial performance committee seeks input

Posted Thursday, May 13, 2010 10:00 pm

By Staff

The 17th Judicial District Judicial Performance Committee is seeking public comment on experiences with the state-court Judiciary since June 2008. This information will be used in evaluating the performance of judges in this judicial district (Adams and Broomfield counties).

Judges scheduled to stand for retention in November are district court judges John T. Bryan, C. Scott Crabtree, Katherine R. Delgado, Thomas R. Ensor, Frederick M. Goodbee, Patrick T. Murphy, C. Vincent Phelps Jr., and Jill-Ellyn Straus; and county court judges, Amy E. Bockman, Michael A. Cox, Robert S. Dyole, Bryon L. Howell, Sabino E. Romano and Dianna L. Roybal.

Comments may be submitted through May 7 to Gene Ciancio, Donelson, Ciancio and Goodwin, P.C., 8001 Arista Place, Suite 400, Broomfield, CO 80021

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