About Colorado Ethics Watch

Colorado Ethics Watch uses high impact legal actions to hold public officials and organizations accountable for unethical activities that undermine the integrity of state and local government.

Current Projects and Reports

Ethics Headlines

Danner addresses Hatch Act

Craig Daily Press, Mar 11, 2010
MCTA discusses voting violations

Craig Daily Press, Mar 11, 2010
District attorney gets DUI

Cortez Journal, Mar 9, 2010
Western Tradition attacks 98-year-old corporate campaign spending ban

The Colorado Independent, Mar 9, 2010

More headlines

“Government can only be accountable if taxpayers can see what they are buying and how much they are paying for it.”

State Treasurer Cary Kennedy commenting on the Colorado Department of Treasury website that tracks how Colorado tax dollars are spent, as quoted on TheDenverChannel.com 03/07/2010.

Jobs at Ethics Watch

Colorado Ethics Watch accepts internship and law clerk applications year-round. Interns/Clerks could be asked to perform any or all of the following tasks: conduct legal research, write memorandum or legal briefs, provide litigation support, analyze and track legislation, draft open records requests, review documents and investigate tips regarding possible unlawful or unethical conduct that impacts the public.

Interested applicants should send a cover letter, resume and writing sample to info@coloradoforethics.org.

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