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C.R.C.P. 232.6

Attorney Regulation Counsel

activein force · 2022-12-15 – presentact-effective-date

(a) Attorney Regulation Counsel. The supreme court appoints an Attorney Regulation Counsel (Regulation Counsel). See C.R.C.P. 242.5.

(b) Powers and Duties. In addition to the powers and duties set forth in C.R.C.P.

242.5, the Regulation Counsel is authorized and empowered to act in accordance with this

rule, under a budget approved by the supreme court, by:

(1) Maintaining and supervising a permanent, central office for the filing and processing of requests for investigation under this rule;

(2) Conducting investigations, dismissing matters, and requesting that the Regulation

Committee take action;

(3) Prosecuting civil injunction and contempt actions as provided by this rule;

(4) Negotiating stipulations of pending matters;

(5) Maintaining records of matters before the Regulation Committee under this rule;

and

(6) Performing such other duties as the supreme court may direct.

accordance with this rule. When a special counsel is appointed, the special counsel is

empowered in that proceeding to take all actions that fall within the scope of the

appointment and are normally entrusted to the Regulation Counsel.

(d) Former Regulation Counsel. Former Regulation Counsel or a former member of

the Regulation Counsel’s staff must not represent anyone in a proceeding that was pending

under this rule during that person’s term of service.

History

Source: Entire rule and Comment adopted and effective December 15, 2022 (Rule Change 2022(17)). COMMENT C.R.C.P. 232.6(d) is intended to have a broader reach than Colo. RPC 1.11(a).

Provenance

Source: content.leg.colorado.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-15
Edition: 2026-09-15
Content hash: e477357db845b4223dcbf0947e15b64929b7a9e9e549684afb7b6e941f0b2d35

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