An attorney and former head of the state judicial ethics board alleges that Colorado Supreme Court justices retaliated against him for trying expose their efforts to conceal a bribe.
Christopher S. P. Gregory says the justices engaged in a conspiracy to absolve themselves for their role in hiding information about a nearly $3 million bribe to a former state court official. Gregory says he lost his position as the executive director of the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline because of his whistleblowing efforts.
His 7-count complaint filed Thursday with the US District Court for the District of Colorado, names nearly ...
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