Appointed to the Park County Court in 2007. The Eleventh Judicial District Commission on Judicial Performance voted 7 to 0 that he meets performance standards.
Judge Green stays on the Park County Court for a new four-year term.
Judge Green leaves the Park County Court at the end of his current term.
Judge Green hears civil, criminal, misdemeanor, traffic and small claims cases. Voters retained him in 2022 with 68.92 percent of the votes cast on the question: 5,760 yes and 2,598 no.
Before his appointment he was a deputy district attorney in the 11th Judicial District and a research attorney for Lexis Nexis. He is a graduate of the University of Iowa Law School and grew up in Penrose and Monument.
The Eleventh Judicial District Commission on Judicial Performance voted 7 to 0 that he meets performance standards, with two members absent and one vacancy on the commission. Three attorneys and eleven non-attorneys responded to its surveys, and all of them answered that he meets performance standards.
The commission writes that "Judge Green brings integrity, a strong work ethic, and a wise understanding of human nature to the bench" and that he "possesses exceptional organizational skills." It reports that attorneys and non-attorneys gave him "the highest score possible regarding giving participants respect, opportunity to be heard, listening to participants, and providing written and non-written explanations for decisions." On weaknesses, the commission writes that "there were few comments, and even the single negative review found that Judge Green was fair despite grievances against the system in general." It finds him "knowledgeable and competent in the areas of criminal law and procedures."
“Judge Green is committed to providing a just and respectful courtroom experience to all who appear in front of him.”
“Especially noted in the evaluations were his qualities of patience, communication, knowledge and application of the law, and judicial demeanor.”
“Significantly, Judge Green scored high in every category considered by the community evaluators.”
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