“We don’t usually see in-depth coverage on this kind of thing,” Weissman said. Meg Froelich, a Democrat representing Englewood and a co-sponsor of one of the bills, said she gave a copy of the article to every judiciary committee member before the legislative session got underway. In the two others, it is unclear how the charges were resolved. One case - that of psychologist Mark Kilmer - led to a conviction. Mike Weissman, an Aurora Democrat and the chair of the state House Judiciary Committee, praised ProPublica’s investigation, which found that four custody evaluators on the state-approved roster last year had been charged with harassment or domestic violence. This story was originally published by ProPublica.Ĭolorado lawmakers are considering two bills that would reform the way family courts in the state handle cases involving allegations of domestic abuse, saying ProPublica’s reporting on the issue has catalyzed efforts to change the state’s custody evaluation system. Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close Menu
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