The Colorado Judicial Branch announced on April 23 that it will hold a virtual session titled “From Bar to Bench: 13th Judicial District and the Application Process” for those interested in learning about a career as a judge. The event is scheduled for Friday, May 1, from noon to 1 p.m., with registration closing at noon on April 30 or earlier if capacity is reached.
The session aims to give participants an inside look at the daily responsibilities of judges and explain how the application and evaluation process works, including details about the Governor’s appointment process. Attendees will also have access to practical advice from current judges who will share their experiences during the event.
Registration for this free continuing legal education (CLE) credit event can be completed online. For more information, participants are encouraged to contact Nga Vương-Sandoval, judicial officer outreach program lead at the Colorado Judicial Department.
The Colorado Judicial Branch promotes public trust by providing accessible legal services and transparent court processes, according to the official website. The branch oversees all counties and judicial districts in Colorado through its structure of various courts and administrative offices, as reported by its official website. Its main appellate courts—the state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals—are located at the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center in Denver according to its official website.
According to its official website, the branch delivers justice by resolving disputes, safeguarding rights, upholding rule of law in civil and criminal matters, offering trial courts for various cases, appellate reviews, public record access as well as self-help tools and online payments.
