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Appellate arguments in records case focus on whether public defender’s office is a criminal justice agency
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Appellate arguments in records case focus on whether public defender’s office is a criminal justice agency
By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director Lawyers for a prison inmate and the Office of the State Public Defender argued in the Court of Appeals this week over whether OSPD is subject to the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act or the judicial branch’s records rules. A three-judge appellate panel will determine whether Jefferson County District Court Judge Todd Vriesman correctly decided a year ago that Eric St. George is entitled to $13,6…
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