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CO HB1102
Bill
Status
Passed
4/11/2024
Primary Sponsor
Matt Soper
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AI Summary
- Modifies licensing requirements for directors of three judicial department agencies: Office of the Child's Representative, Respondent Parents' Counsel Commission, and Alternate Defense Counsel office
- Allows director candidates to either be licensed to practice law in Colorado at time of appointment or become licensed within six months after appointment, instead of requiring current licensure
- Maintains existing requirement that directors must have at least five years of prior experience as a licensed attorney
- Retains requirement that directors be familiar with unique demands of their respective practice areas and devote full time to duties without engaging in private law practice
- Takes effect 12:01 a.m. the day after the 90-day period following final adjournment of the general assembly, subject to potential referendum petition filed by November 2024
Legislative Description
Independent Agency Appointment Requirements
Courts & Judicial
Last Action
Governor Signed
4/11/2024
Committee Referrals
Judiciary2/13/2024
Judiciary1/25/2024
Full Bill Text
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