sheryl fernandez
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Colorado commission delays vote on ethics complaint against Sen. Vicki Marble
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The Colorado Ethics Commission Monday spent close to two hours deliberating on the facts and issues in an ethics complaint filed against Fort Collins Republican Sen. Vicki Marble. While the commission appeared to lean toward dismissing the complaint, they decided to hold off on a vote until their next meeting on March 5. Marble is…
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Marble ethics violations now in the hands of Colorado state commission
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A lengthy hearing Monday to determine whether state Sen. Vicki Marble violated the state’s ethics law ended without a decision by the state ethics body. The Colorado Independent Ethics Commission took testimony through almost seven hours from witnesses to a Feb. 15 event in Broomfield that featured an oil and gas company’s plan…
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Marble disputes ethics charge, said she didn’t know who paid for town hall
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In just over two weeks, the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission will hold a formal hearing to determine whether Sen. Vicki Marble violated the state’s ethics law concerning gifts to lawmakers. The Commission worked through pre-trial motions Thursday in preparation for the Jan. 8 meeting, which could feature testimony by Marble, an Extraction Oil & Gas…
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State ethics commission issuing subpoenas on ethics complaint against state Sen. Vicki Marble
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The Colorado Independent Ethics Commission Monday voted unanimously to issue subpoenas to state Sen. Vicki Marble, a Fort Collins Republican; her legislative aide; and an oil and gas company that paid for a Marble town hall last February. The complaint against Marble alleged that Extraction Oil and Gas paid for the February 15 town hall,…