C.R.C.P. 211.1

(1) Except as otherwise authorized by C.R.C.P. 209.4(2) or order of the Supreme

Court, all other information contained in the application, and all admissions proceedings

conducted pursuant to C.R.C.P. 208 through 209 prior to the filing of any written

exceptions with the clerk of the Supreme Court, shall be confidential and requests for such

information shall be denied by the Office of the Presiding Disciplinary Judge and the

Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel, hearing boards, inquiry panels, and committees,

unless the request is made by:

(a) An agency authorized to investigate the qualifications of persons for admission to

practice law;

(b) An agency authorized to investigate the qualifications of persons for government

employment;

(c) An attorney regulation or discipline enforcement agency;

(d) A law enforcement agency;

(e) An agency authorized to investigate the qualifications of judicial candidates; or

(f) The Colorado Lawyer Assistance Program, or another jurisdiction’s similar program.

Upon a showing of good cause, the Supreme Court may enter an order that seals all or

part of the record of proceedings at the Supreme Court level.

(2) Public Proceedings. Except as otherwise provided by the Supreme Court, the

record, pleadings and all proceedings before the Supreme Court shall become public upon

the filing of written exceptions.