Opinion: Amendment H is a misleading step backward that would further erode the public’s trust in Colorado courts ...Middle East

The scales of justice would be weighted heavily in favor of troubled judges under Amendment H. Its hallmark is a secret appeal process focused on helping judges remain unaccountable. You see, Amendment H would allow judges to privately appeal discipline, but complainants whose complaints are initially dismissed (97.2% of all complaints filed by the public) wouldn’t get an appeal. Colorado desperately needs judicial reform. I, and many others, sincerely wish Amendment H would do what proponents allege. Unfortunately, it makes a flawed system even worse. Using figures provided in the annual reports of the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline for the last 40 years helps frame the a

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