LAUREN WOLPIN MAYTIN :
“Born and raised in southeastern Virginia, my family started bringing me, as a child, to Colorado in 1975. That exposure began my love affair with the mountains — and Aspen in particular. I moved to Colorado in 1989 to attend the University of Colorado, Boulder. After undergraduate school, I lived briefly in Crested Butte and enjoyed life as a skier. Later, I attended the University of Denver, College of Law. From 1999 until 2002, I practiced as a Colorado Deputy State Public Defender, working throughout the state. I moved to New York for a short time, and then Aspen, delving into complex, mass tort litigation, which focused on illnesses caused by asbestos, for a large NY-based law firm, and began taking on criminal cases again for my own boutique firm. I am a lifetime member of NORML and was the John Flowers Mark NORML Scholarship winner in 2001. I have committed my life to representing those accused of a crime, people in need of an attorney well versed in the constitution. My practice focuses primarily on criminal defense work and Colorado’s Marijuana Laws,Regulations and Ordinances. I am on the Board of Directors for Colorado NORML, and serve on the Colorado Bar Association’s Ethics Committee. I am an active member of the NLC, CCDB, CBA. ”
LAUREN IN THE NEWS:
ASPEN TIMES WEEKLY:
Lauren Maytin at Hunter S. Thompson’s home
* Lauren Maytin discusses Pitkin County marijuana rules in Aspen Daily News article.
* Aspen Times article and Aspen Daily News article about Pitkin County licensing medical marijuana businesses.
* Article in The Aspen Times on possible federal crackdown on Aspen dispensaries
* Aspen Daily News article about Pitkin County’s closed-door meeting on medical marijuana regulations.
* Aspen Public Radio on CO marijuana legalization drive (follows the cantaloupe story).
* Profile by MSNBC.com on Lauren Maytin.
* Letter to the Editor: Maytin Fights for Clients.
* Article on Garfield County moratorium.
* Aspen Times on NORML fundraiser.
* Will too many pot dispensaries saturate the market?
Lauren Matyin speaking at a panel at the 2011 National NORML Conference in Denver, CO.
Lauren Maytin surveying the 2011 4/20 rally in Denver, CO.
ASPEN TIMES:
ASPEN – The timing couldn’t be
better for a medical marijuana fundraiser being held today as thousands of pot
smokers will be in Aspen for what’s being dubbed the “Western Slope Cannabis
Crown.” Held from…
Published: April 17,
2010
It was with a heavy heart that
I read your article on William Graham’s legal struggles on Tuesday. Without a
doubt, the article was unnecessary and insensitive. It is apparent that the
writer did not…
Published: June 11,
2015
The confirmatory reading of an
emergency resolution amending Pitkin County’s medical marijuana licensing
regulations led to some harsh words directed at elected officials on Wednesday.
Attorney Lauren Maytin questioned the
validity of the Pitkin County…
Published: May 30, 2014
ASPEN – An Aspen defense
attorney’s bid to unseal a police officer’s personnel file was derailed Tuesday
because of a plea agreement. Lawyer Lauren Maytin
had filed a motion to release the personnel records of…
Published: February 10,
2010
Dear Editor: Read your article
on the douche bag case and wanted to comment (“Lawyer at odds in douche bag
case,” March 13, 2011, The Aspen Times). I have known Lauren Maytin
for 18 Years,…
Published: March 16,
2011
ASPEN – It used to be that a
person arrested for driving under the influence in Colorado on a repeat offense
could spend as few as six days in jail. But now, it’s different. In…
Published: May 28, 2010
ASPEN – After presiding over a
heated hearing in Pitkin County Court last week pitting an Aspen defense lawyer
against a deputy district attorney, a judge will decide whether a special
prosecutor is needed in…
Published: March 13,
2011
ASPEN ” A defense attorney in a
drug case said she wants an upcoming hearing closed to the public because
potential statements could prevent her client from receiving a fair trial. Lauren
Maytin of Aspen…
Published: April 23,
2009
One Love Aspen, a smoke shop
that saw all of its cash and inventory seized Friday as a result of bad debt,
will look to settle with a California supplier so that it can recoup…
Published: November 11,
2014
If you knew then what you know
now about the Burlingame affordable housing project, would you have voted the
same?Brian NardoneAspenNo, because it is too expensive.Ken ToyAspenNo. I think
the money was stolen. Whered the…
Published: July 23,
2008
District Court Judge James Boyd
on Thursday sentenced Jose de Jesus Velasco-Estrada to one year in jail for
cocaine possession.Velasco-Estrada is the last of nine defendants of who faced
charges in investigations stemming from the…
Published: September
21, 2006
While marijuana legalization
has seen its most significant strides in the past five years, one longtime
local has been fighting the good fight for far longer than most. Aspen-based
criminal defense attorney Lauren Maytin
began…
Published: May 30, 2019
ASPEN ” Aspenites hoping to
smoke their way to relieving pain or other symptoms of various ailments may
soon be in luck, as a group of locals reportedly is working on setting up a
medical…
Published: April 22,
2009
A public defender will
represent a Marble woman accused of causing a fatal accident last week while
allegedly driving drunk. Rebecca Wood, 23, appeared in court Monday wearing
orange, jail-issue clothing. Her mother sat behind…
Published: June 19,
2006
ASPEN – Licensing procedures
for medical marijuana businesses in unincorporated Pitkin County won final
approval Wednesday on a 2-1 vote by county commissioners. The measures have
been the source of two split votes; they passed…
Published: June 28,
2012
ASPEN ” A district judge
sentenced a local man Monday to 30 months in state prison in connection with
three felony convictions. The sentencing of Kevin A. Gibson, 39, stemmed from a
June 9 incident…
Published: March 18,
2008
ASPEN ” A local man charged
with breaking into two homes and assaulting several people last June ” who was
expected to plead guilty in court on Dec. 14 ” now is wanted by police…
Published: December 14,
2007
Scrutiny of the new Snowmass
Village applications for those interested in opening a retail marijuana store
went on for more than two hours at this month’s licensing authority meeting,
and the upshot is don’t expect…
Published: May 29, 2019
Scrutiny of the new Snowmass
Village applications for those interested in opening a retail marijuana store
went on for more than two hours at this month’s licensing authority meeting,
and the upshot is don’t expect…
Published: May 29, 2019
The Pitkin Board of County
Commissioners adopted an emergency marijuana ordinance and emergency resolution
to the county’s existing licensing regulations Tuesday at the request of
several caucuses. The emergency ordinance concerns the Crystal River caucus,…
Published: May 8, 2014
Basalt’s newest marijuana
purveyor aims to open shop on Midland Avenue on May 1. Jack Pease plans to open
both a recreational marijuana operation and a medical marijuana operation at
174 Midland Ave. His plan…
Published: April 11,
2018
The number of marijuana shops
in Aspen has reached the level at which Mayor Steve Skadron fears their
“proliferation” is negatively shaping the city’s image and tainting its brand.
Skadron called a City Council work…
Published: June 1, 2016
GLENWOOD SPRINGS – City Council
on Thursday extended a moratorium on new medical marijuana facilities operating
within city limits for another six months until July 1, 2011. The move came as
council members continued to…
Published: November 20,
2010
The number of marijuana shops
in Aspen has reached the level that Mayor Steve Skadron fears their
“proliferation” is negatively shaping the city’s image and tainting its brand.
Skadron called a City Council work session…
Published: June 29,
2016
While Aspen is a hotspot for
weddings, another alluring alternative is to marry by the water’s edge. Several
local brides had their special ceremonies over the past few seasons either
ocean or lakeside, both indoors…
Published: August 31,
2006
GLENWOOD SPRINGS – Medical
marijuana growing operations in Garfield County that supply dispensaries
outside the county could be grandfathered in under new regulations adopted by
county commissioners on Monday. But no guarantees. The Garfield Board…
Published: June 19,
2012
ASPEN ” An attempt by a defense
attorney to ban the public and media from a hearing in an Aspen drug case flies
in the face of the First Amendment and should not be allowed,…
Published: May 4, 2009
A 37-year-old Crystal River
Valley man will stand trial on charges of growing and distributing marijuana,
manufacturing marijuana concentrate and child abuse, a District Court judge
decided Tuesday. Richard Fanguy was arrested after Pitkin County…
Published: June 29,
2016
Ronald Young, whom police
apprehended after “America’s Most Wanted” aired an Aspen case involving him,
went free Monday.Ninth Judicial District Judge James Boyd dismissed felony
forgery charges against Young, saying the prosecutor’s case was based…
Published: December 4,
2006
Snowmass Village is one step
closer to legalizing marijuana sales. After a limbo period of more than
five-and-a-half years, Town Council on Monday passed an ordinance allowing pot
shops after its moratorium on marijuana sales…
Published: March 20,
2019
Even though recreational
marijuana has been available in Aspen for more than five months, many hotel and
condominium owners are still confused on where visitors can smoke pot. That was
one of several concerns brought…
Published: February 17,
2015
The Basalt Town Council decided
to chill out when it came to finalizing regulations on medical marijuana
operations Tuesday night. The council voted 6-0 to approve a second and final
reading of an ordinance that…
Published: March 19,
2014
The Aspen City Council on
Tuesday unanimously approved legislation that will make way for the sale of
recreational marijuana in town. Colorado’s prohibition rate on the issue is 53
percent, with 77 municipalities voting “no”…
Published: October 17,
2013
Dear Editor: Every once in
awhile, something appears in our local newspapers that gives me a slight desire
to go back on the air. So, I thought I’d share, in respect to the following:
Skico…
Published: January 8,
2010
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. – Local
medical marijuana businesses are preparing to resist the Garfield County
commissioners’ decision to extend a moratorium on cultivation operations in the
unincorporated parts of the county. Dan and Cheryl Sullivan,…
Published: May 7, 2011
State authorities cited two
Aspen marijuana dispensaries earlier this week for selling pot to a minor,
sources said Thursday. None of those sources, however, was the Colorado
Department of Revenue’s Marijuana Enforcement Division, which said…
Published: May 26, 2016
ASPEN A Texas man with a home
in Aspen faces assault and domestic violence charges after an Internet date
allegedly ended in an scrap at the Hunter Creek trailhead in August 2007.John
Kirk Mitchell, 51,…
Published: August 11,
2008
The federal government is
hypocritical in its handling of submissions for cannabis-company patents,
trademarks, trade secrets and copyrights, an attorney argued at the National
Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws conference in Aspen on…
Published: June 3, 2014
ASPEN ” A local man pleaded
guilty Monday to breaking into a North Forty home and assaulting an
ex-girlfriend in June. Kevin A. Gibson, 39, faces up to five years in jail and
fines up…
Published: December 18,
2007
ASPEN – Area medical marijuana
providers admit they’re a bit unnerved by last week’s reports that federal
authorities may crack down on the industry in Colorado next year, but operators
say they’re striving to strictly…
Published: December 19,
2011
One concern Aspen’s Community
Development Department has with the possibility of private marijuana clubs
opening is the exposure it could bring to the town’s national and international
profile. Mayor Steve Skadron — who plans to…
Published: July 25,
2014
ASPEN – While Colorado voters
mull the outright legalization of marijuana when they head to the polls next
week, some local business owners are taking a particularly keen interest in the
ramifications of Amendment 64….
Published: October 29,
2012
National champions. Crown these
local folks and their teams the national champions — the NASTAR national
champions. The Nature Valley NASTAR National Championships returned to Snowmass
last week with more than 900 participants from all…
Published: April 8,
2014
ASPEN – Pitkin County will
delve into the licensing of medical marijuana businesses within unincorporated
areas of the county, commissioners informally decided Tuesday after a
discussion with two representatives of the state’s Medical Marijuana
Enforcement…
Published: January 18,
2012
GLENWOOD SPRINGS — Medical
marijuana growers now operating in the unincorporated parts of Garfield County
will not be able to expand into the recreational marijuana trade, under an
ordinance passed by the county commissioners Monday….
Published: August 20,
2013
“I would like to welcome all of
y’all to this fair town and village. It’s a pretty special place in many
respects. It’s being taking over by the f—ing greedheads, but I will tell
you…
Published: June 7, 2018
GLENWOOD SPRINGS – The Garfield
Board of County Commissioners has set itself a June 18 deadline to approve land
use regulations for medical marijuana growers in the county. The commissioners
are required to approve zoning…
Published: June 5, 2012
GLENWOOD SPRINGS — Honoring
what it believes was a mandate from city voters last fall, Glenwood Springs
City Council indicated Thursday night that it will allow regulated recreational
marijuana businesses within city limits starting next…
Published: July 21,
2013
Beginning March 1, a new law
will “de-felonize” possession of user amounts of hard drugs such as heroin,
cocaine and methamphetamines and make that crime a misdemeanor.
Published: October 5,
2019
GLENWOOD SPRINGS – No one seems
to know how many medical marijuana dispensaries have opened in Colorado in
recent years, although a frequently expressed estimate is that “a lot” of the
centers are operating. And…
Published: October 30,
2009
A 22-year-old Aspen man who
robbed an Aspen marijuana dispensary with a hammer last summer apologized to
his victims Monday before he was sentenced. “I want to offer a sincere
apology,” Hayden May said. “I…
Published: April 19,
2016
GLENWOOD SPRINGS — City Council
will not delay local medical marijuana businesses any further from being able
to start selling pot to recreational users at the first of the year, as
Amendment 64 provides. The…
Published: August 4,
2013
ASPEN – It’s July 4, a national
holiday characterized by raucous celebrations, parades, picnics, fireworks and
all kinds of play for adults and kids alike. Ideally, it’s also a day to
reflect on our rights…
Published: July 1, 2010
ASPEN – In a tiny, windowless
room outfitted with a combination keypad lock on the door, a patient mulls the
potency of marijuana strains with names like Sour Diesel, Northern Light and
AK-47. Sealed jars…
Published: September 4,
2009
Week of June 25-29Seller:
Michael Goldman, Amy SnyderBuyer: Jane Chase Wells, New York, N.Y.Property:
Water View condo unit 103Price: $345,000Seller: Grand Aspen Lodging LLCBuyer:
Maxime Island Trust, Queensland, AustraliaProperty: Hyatt Grand Aspen unit 11,
fixed…
Published: January 17,
2007
Referenced as Lauren Wolpin
A local judge on
Monday gave Pascal Bensimon, accused of stealing a $1,500 laptop computer from
actor Kevin Costner, permission to travel between Aspen and Atlanta to work on
his clients’ hair.But before he can…
Published: December 19, 2005
Eight of the men
rounded up in the Dec. 2 raid on two venerable Aspen restaurants were in
district court Monday, and their cases apparently have overwhelmed the local
public defender’s office.The reason, said chief…
Published: December 19, 2005
While Aspen is a
hotspot for weddings, another alluring alternative is to marry by the water’s
edge. Several local brides had their special ceremonies over the past few
seasons either ocean or lakeside, both indoors…
Published: August 31, 2006
The Aspen Music
Festival and School on Thursday reacted to news that a member of its faculty
stands accused of making sexual advances toward and trying to buy alcohol for a
student. “The Aspen Music…
Published: August 19, 2004
An Aspen Music
Festival and School piano teacher accused of attempting to sexually assault a
student was granted a preliminary hearing in Pitkin County District Court on
Monday.William John Nauman, 42, is charged with criminal…
Published: September 13, 2004
The hippie had a
history of picking through garbage. And it just might have swayed the jurors
when the young man was charged with killing dogs.This was the first jury trial
of John Van Ness’…
Published: May 30, 2006
ASPEN DAILY NEWS
A split council agreed to explore regulatory scheme and excise tax question.
The owner of Basalt’s second recreational marijuana dispensary said Tuesday he plans to open May 1 in the Three Bears Building.
From immigration and public lands to legal marijuana, only one feeling persists: fear
With seven cannabis dispensaries in Aspen, and another one or two that could open after getting the requisite licenses, City Council on Tuesday broached the subject of capping the total number that can operate here.
A Pitkin County man turned himself in Monday after deputies carrying out a search warrant at his house in August allegedly found 12 pounds of marijuana, cannabis concentrate and manufacturing equipment.
City releases numbers singling out marijuana dispensary sales from liquor store sales
(This letter was originally addressed: Aspen Times:)Editor:
An Aspen store that sells pipes, hookahs, bongs and the like had its inventory seized by the Pitkin County Sheriff
’s Office on Friday, the result of a debt owed to a vaporizer wholesaler.
State proposes limiting form of marijuana-infused productsThe chances of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) limiting the form of marijuana edibles to lozenges and tinctures would be
“highly unlikely,” according to Aspen attorney Lauren Maytin.
Guests staying in Aspen hotels could be allowed to smoke marijuana in their rooms if the hotel had smoker-friendly units, but few if any local lodges do.
But commissioners carve out
exception for existing grow siteIn moves that hurt one marijuana business and helped another, Pitkin County commissioners Wednesday approved emergency measures that extend bans on the issuance of new licenses for retail and medical cannabis operations to new areas of the county.
Passage of emergency measure angers canna-businessman
The Pitkin County commissioners on Tuesday passed two emergency measures that prohibit retail and medical marijuana operations in three caucus areas, angering a cannabis entrepreneur who contends officials are changing the rules on him at the last minute.
Alternative Medical Solutions is shut down temporarily
Aspen medical marijuana dispensary Alternative Medical Solutions (AMS) has been closed for about two weeks as owners of the business seek a new license from the state’s Marijuana Enforcement Division.
Agents with the Transportation Security Administration found 36 ounces of marijuana-infused edibles on Monday in a traveler
’s luggage at the Aspen airport.
Two medical marijuana growers located in unincorporated Garfield County are moving inside the Rifle city limits to escape a ban on recreational pot businesses passed by elected officials.
Local and state tax questions on this fall
’s ballot will be decided Tuesday, and valley campaigns are nearing the finish line.Ballots can be returned through Tuesday in the mail-in election (see related story above).
Retail sales of recreational marijuana are headed for Aspen, after the City Council voted unanimously for two related code amendments Tuesday regulating sale of the drug to people over 21.As many as eight retail pot shops, operating like liquor stores, could open in the new year under the new regulations. Clubs for smoking marijuana are not allowed under the new rules.
People 21 and over in Aspen and Glenwood Springs seeking marijuana without a prescription are on track to be able to buy it at a retail outlet starting Jan. 1.
The Garfield County Commissioners say often that government regulation shouldn
’t impede economic development, but on Monday they made an exception to that rule for the recreational marijuana industry.
As state legislators consider adopting a new blood-level standard that would determine who is too high to drive, neither Aspen police nor the Pitkin County Sheriff
’s Office could specify whether they have issued any tickets for driving under the influence of marijuana.
In the statewide Amendment 64 race, Pitkin County came in second only to Telluride
’s San Miguel County in casting the highest percentage of votes in favor of legalizing the recreational use of marijuana for adults.
Pitkin County now has a licensing regime in place to approve medical marijuana businesses, despite one commissioner
’s protests on Wednesday that having such a system required a leap in logic because of pot’s continued prohibition under federal law.
Pitkin County officials are considering new licensing regulations for medical marijuana operations that would allow the local businesses to continue running here.
The county commissioners will discuss the regulations today. State marijuana authorities have asked for local ordinances to be passed by July 1.
Pitkin County officials are changing course and beginning work on local licensing for medical marijuana facilities.
The county commissioners had previously declined to take any official action regarding medical marijuana business, fearing federal prosecution. On Tuesday the commissioners told their staffers to begin drafting local marijuana licensing rules.
Pitkin County elected officials have scheduled a closed-door meeting with their attorney this afternoon to discuss Colorado
’s medical marijuana regulations.County officials have been silent on the issue since June, when the Pitkin Board of County Commissioners decided not to write any rules governing medical marijuana locally.
The Aspen Skiing Co. is returning to a mandatory drug-test policy for employees who are injured on the job, after four years of allowing supervisors to decide whether tests were necessary.The move could prove problematic for those who hold a state license allowing them to use marijuana for medical purposes.
A Snowmass man was arrested last month for apparently doing little more than using the
“F” word too many times in front of four Aspen police officers.Quincy Rouson, 32, was handcuffed and led to the Pitkin County Jail on Sept. 17. He was arrested for resisting and interfering with an officer.
Spooked by federal threats against bureaucrats administering state-sanctioned medical marijuana programs, Pitkin County commissioners abruptly backed off rules regulating the local growth and sale of medicinal marijuana Wednesday.
The county had spent the last year considering how, if at all, it should regulate the booming medical pot business here.
The attorney for an Aspen man who was arrested after allegedly calling two police officers
“douche bags” more than a year ago is at an impasse with the district attorney’s office.
With Carbondale
’s recent decision to place a moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries fresh in the minds of local policy makers, dispensary owners throughout the Roaring Fork Valley are bracing themselves for new regulations that have the potential to place more financial demands on their businesses.
Internet giant Google announced Thursday that it had reached an $8.5 million out of court settlement in a class-action suit filed on behalf of Gmail users by an Aspen attorney and a dozen others in the U.S.
Multiple parties seeking to enter the medical marijuana business in Aspen filed paperwork for sales tax licenses Wednesday in order to comply with a state deadline.State laws passed this spring by the Legislature place a moratorium on new dispensaries that aren
’t already established or don’t have an application in the pipeline before today.
If a state-licensed medical marijuana patient tests positive for pot in a workplace drug test, but there is no indication that person was actually intoxicated on the job, can that person be fired?
The city of Aspen has an election commission again.Aspen City Council appointed Bob Leatherman, a Republican, and Ward Hauenstein, a political independent, to the body at Monday
’s meeting. Five total applicants have been interviewed since the last election commission was disbanded in November.
It appears unlikely
— at least for now — that the Aspen Police Department will have to hand over a personnel file of a police officer who admitted to wearing her uniform off duty and attending the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Labor Day festival.
Voters in Leadville will likely be given the chance to vote this fall on decriminalizing possession of an ounce or less of marijuana for private use by adults 21 years or older.And an attorney in Aspen is weighing whether to put a similar question in front of Aspen voters.
A local attorney is questioning the credibility of an Aspen police officer who wore her uniform while off duty and attended the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Labor Day festival in September without paying for admission.
Editor:Every once in a while, something appears in our local newspapers that gives me a slight desire to go back on the air. So, I thought I
’d share, in respect to the following: Ski Company Fires Dan Sheridan
An Aspen man was sentenced to one year in prison Monday for attempting to possess more than a gram of cocaine at a downtown bar.
With new developments in the world of state medical marijuana policy coming down almost daily, local dispensary owners had mixed reactions to the notion of the state trying to regulate them more tightly.
Marijuana was sold legally for the first time in Aspen on Monday, at a new downtown dispensary.
Medical marijuana dispensaries are allowed anywhere in Aspen that allows an office, the city
’s top planning director said Thursday.The zoning interpretation came in response to at least two enterprises that have inquired where pot clinics could possibly open up in the city.
DENVER
— Hundreds of marijuana smokers stood up at a Colorado Board of Health meeting Monday and dismantled the pothead image one stereotype at a time.
Editor:
A four-day mini-saga concluded Tuesday afternoon, as the Aspen Police Department handed over a small amount of marijuana to a local homeless state-certified medical marijuana user. They had confiscated the drug from his backpack, which he misplaced over the weekend.
A man convicted of two crimes related to a melee in the North Forty neighborhood will serve two-and-a-half years in prison.Kevin A. Gibson was handed a 30-month sentence for criminal trespass, nine months in county jail for third-degree assault and one year in prison for cocaine possession on Monday. All three terms will run concurrently.
Boyd: Evidence not competentRonald Kelly Young, who appeared on “America’s Most Wanted” over suspicion of murder and was facing theft and forg…
Young a suspect in Arizona murder-for-hire plotWhether Ronald Kelly Young, a person of interest in a 1996 murder, will stand trial on theft an…
Aspen Daily News – Lauren Wolpin
One resident convicted in this fall’s valley-wide cocaine bust was sentenced to probation in Pitkin County District Court on Thursday while an…
Jose de Jesus Velasco-Estrada, the final defendant from last December’s downtown drug raids to be sentenced, was issued a one-year stay in the…
His reputation maligned by allegations that he lifted actor Kevin Costner’s laptop and digital camera, Pascal Bensimon still has a business to…
World-renowned coiffeur Pascal Bensimon dumped his Aspen attorney this week and replaced her with Pamela Mackey, the high-powered Denver lawye…
An Aspen hairdresser accused of stealing Kevin Costner’s laptop publicly maintains his innocence, but there’s one problem: his written confess…
French hairstylist Pascal Bensimon turned himself in to sheriff’s deputies Monday, after a 14-month investigation implicated him in the theft …
High-powered attorney Pamela Mackey made her first formal appearance Monday as counsel for an Aspen Music Festival & School teacher accuse…
High-powered attorney Pamela Mackey made her first formal appearance Wednesday as counsel for an Aspen Music Festival & School teacher acc…
High-powered attorney Pamela Mackey has agreed to defend an Aspen Music Festival & School teacher accused of baiting a teenage male studen…
A hearing for an Aspen Music Festival and School teacher who police say attempted to sexually assault a piano student was continued Monday aft…
Renowned concert pianist and Aspen Music Festival and School teacher William John Nauman made his first court appearance Monday to face charge…
The Aspen Music Festival and School piano teacher who police believe made sexual advances toward a 17-year-old student has retained an Aspen a…
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