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Colorado Police Statutorily Entitled To Own Promotion Exam's Disclosure

Loaded on July 15, 2008

Filed under: Civil Procedure, Disclosure of Records. Location: Colorado.

Denver (Colorado) policeman John Pinder appealed the denial of his action to compel the Civil Service Commission's (CSC) production of his promotional exam results when denied sergeant status. The denial was reversed to comply with mandated statutory production.

Pinder's 1987 exam score was insufficient for promotion and he requested to ...

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