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Attorney can be censured for vulgar outburst in meeting with family and school officials, Colorado Supreme Court rules

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DENVER — An Aurora attorney who cursed at and insulted school district employees during a special education meeting violated professional conduct rules and can be publicly censured, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday.

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Attorney can be censured for vulgar outburst in meeting with family and school officials, Colorado Supreme Court rules

An Aurora attorney who cursed at and insulted school district employees during a special education meeting violated professional conduct rules and can be publicly censured, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday. Igor Raykin was in a virtual meeting with a Mesa County Valley School District 51 student, their parents and district staff in May 2022 when he “directed several inappropriate expletive-laden outbursts” at district employees, according…

18 days ago·Denver, United States

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Colorado justices uphold sanction against lawyer for being a 'bully' to school employees

The Colorado Supreme Court agreed on Monday that a public censure with a medical evaluation was an appropriate sanction for an attorney who, in his own words, acted like a bully toward school employees in the presence of his teenage client.

19 days ago

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The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel

Attorney who swore at D51 officials can be publicly censured, Supreme Court rules

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday that an attorney who swore at Mesa County Valley School District 51 employees during a meeting in 2022 can be censured for his conduct.

17 days ago

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