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Robert M. Russel (Colorado Court of Appeals)

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Robert Russel
Prior offices:
Colorado Court of Appeals
Education
Bachelor's
University of Northern Colorado, 1978
Law
University of Colorado School of Law, 1984


Robert M. Russel was a judge on the Colorado Court of Appeals. He joined this court on January 30, 2004 and was retained by voters in 2006.[1][2] Russel retired from the court on November 3, 2012. [3]

Education

Judge Russel received his undergraduate degree from the University of Northern Colorado in 1978 and his J.D. from the University of Colorado Law School in 1984.[4]

Career

  • Chief of the Appellate Division, Office of the United States Attorney, Denver, Colorado (2002-04);
  • Assistant Solicitor General in charge of the Appellate Division, Office of the Colorado Attorney General, Denver, Colorado (2000-02);
  • First Assistant Attorney General (1990-2000) and Assistant Attorney General (1987-1990);
  • Adjunct Faculty, University of Colorado School of Law (1996, 1999), University of Denver College of Law (1994);
  • Teacher of Music and English at the Kent Denver School (1978-81, 1984-87).

Professional Designations

  • Admitted to practice in Colorado (1985); United States District Court for the District of Colorado (1989); United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit (1990); United States Supreme Court (1992).
  • Colorado Supreme Court Criminal Pattern Jury Instructions Committee (1996-2003); Colorado Supreme Court Appellate Rules Committee (1996-2002); Colorado Supreme Court Rules of Evidence Committee (2001 – present); Colorado Supreme Court Criminal Rules Committee (2000-02).
  • Executive Council of the Colorado Bar Association’s Criminal Law Section (2000-02); Colorado Bar Association’s Legal Education and Admissions Committee (1995-96). Colorado Hispanic Bar Association. Board of Trustees, Forest Heights Lodge.

See also

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