Colorado § 40-6-124 Disqualification

Colorado Statutes

§ 40-6-124 — Disqualification

Colorado § 40-6-124

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 40-6-124 (2026).

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(1)Commissioners and presiding administrative law judges shall disqualify themselves in any proceeding in which their impartiality may reasonably be questioned, including, but not limited to, instances in which they:

(a)Have a personal bias or prejudice concerning a party;

(b)Have served as an attorney or other representative of any party concerning the matter at issue, or were previously associated with an attorney who served, during such association, as an attorney or other representative of any party concerning the matter at issue;

(c)Know that they or any member of their family, individually or as a fiduciary, has a financial interest in the subject matter at issue, is a party to the proceeding, or otherwise has any interest that could be substantially affected by the ou

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(1) Commissioners and presiding administrative
law judges shall disqualify themselves in any proceeding in which their impartiality
may reasonably be questioned, including, but not limited to, instances in which they:

(a) Have a personal bias or prejudice concerning a party;

(b) Have served as an attorney or other representative of any party
concerning the matter at issue, or were previously associated with an attorney who
served, during such association, as an attorney or other representative of any party
concerning the matter at issue;

(c) Know that they or any member of their family, individually or as a
fiduciary, has a financial interest in the subject matter at issue, is a party to the
proceeding, or otherwise has any interest that could be substantially affected by
the outcome of the proceeding; or

(d) Have engaged in conduct which conflicts with their duty to avoid the
appearance of impropriety or of conflict of interest.