House Committee on Ethics
The House Ethics Committee worked through evidence and jurisdiction on seven allegations against Rep. Weinberg, wrestling with which claims — from a firearm-while-intoxicated citation to Brown Palace sexual-harassment allegations to a master-key theft-and-trespass claim — actually tie to a defined ethical violation, as OLLS confirmed no Brown Palace video survives and the State Patrol reported no cameras in the Capitol are decoys. No votes were taken; the committee faces a probable-cause deadline of Thursday the 26th.
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“Is it our role to regulate how people behave in their campaigns? Sort of a different thing. Because there are a lot of people that could have done everything that Weinberg is alleged to have done who don't get elected.”
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Sign in to subscribeHouse Ethics Committee will come to order. Ms. Bergen, please call the roll. Representatives Garcia, Sander, Mabry. Here. Woodrow. Here. Soper. Here. Madam Chair. Here. All right, today I will. I'm going to be opening it up a little bit for just comments from the committee, but I wanted to frame what we've gotten so far and how we intend to process that information. And I don't know how you all are doing it, but I started to go through a way to chunk out each allegation and then look at the evidence received so far, both in support of the allegation or evidence that is that refutes the allegation and try to put those into various categories. And we'll go into that a little bit more here so that we can hear from each other. But first I want to turn it over to OLLS and see if you have some updates for us or guiding remarks, Ms. Chase. Thank you, Madam Chair. CHRISTY Chase, Office of Legislative Legal Services. Just to give you a quick update from where we are now, based on where we left off last Thursday morning, based on your direction, we reached out to…
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