References — Colorado Judicial Spiderweb Exposé

This reference inventory accompanies Two Men. One Judicial System. Two Radically Different Fates. It contains 13 published articles and 23 primary-document, case, and campaign-material entries. Some entries overlap and are not independent sources. Some linked articles are opinion pieces, and references to complaints or filings do not establish that their claims were proven.

Published articles — 13 references

  1. Colorado judicial discipline director put on leave; ouster met with widespread shock — The Gazette — January 20, 2024
  2. Colorado’s highest court has lost credibility (opinion) — Colorado Politics — May 1, 2025
  3. Senate rejects Colorado judicial discipline appointee while approving another — Colorado Politics — May 7, 2025
  4. Perspective: Above the Law (opinion) — The Gazette — June 15, 2025
  5. Colorado Supreme Court Justices Accused of Concealing Bribe — Bloomberg Law — October 24, 2025
  6. 10th Circuit upholds finding of no misconduct against Colorado federal judge — Colorado Politics — February 26, 2026
  7. Federal judge to consider sanctioning ex-Colorado judicial discipline director — Colorado Politics — March 19, 2026
  8. Federal judge considers second round of sanctions — Colorado Politics — March 25, 2026
  9. Federal judges rebuke former judicial discipline director — The Gazette — March 26, 2026
  10. Misconduct complaints dismissed against federal judges — Colorado Politics — July 30, 2026
  11. Federal judge dismisses Gregory’s conspiracy lawsuit — Colorado Politics — August 11, 2026
  12. Federal judge explores new sanctions against Gregory — Colorado Politics — September 9, 2026
  13. Case dismissed, Gregory now faces contempt and asks a judge to prosecute Colorado’s justices — Rocky Mountain Voice — October 16, 2026

Gregory documents and legal records — 12 references

  1. Original Gregory 525-page compilation (44862.pdf): legislative testimony, federal court filings, ethics complaints, correspondence and proposals.
  2. Gregory 525-Page Document Review Summary: research index and El Paso County cross-references.
  3. June 14, 2022 State Auditor testimony: compilation pages 1–33.
  4. Gregory v. Colorado Judicial Discipline Rulemaking Committee et al.: federal case 1:25-cv-03361.
  5. El Paso County judicial personnel references: compilation pages 73–75, 269, 273, 396, 433, 456, 517.
  6. February 3, 2026 federal recusal order: Judge Daniel D. Domenico; compilation pages 361–370.
  7. February 23, 2026 clerk entry of default: compilation pages 381–425.
  8. January–March 2026 legislative and ethics materials: compilation pages 145–241, 295–306, 371–379, 466–467.
  9. March 2026 federal correspondence and motions: compilation pages 468–521.
  10. Gregory commentary and proposed resolution: compilation pages 522–525.
  11. August 11, 2026 federal dismissal order: Judge Kathryn H. Vratil.
  12. October 13, 2026 Gregory disqualification motion: Boulder County case 2026C30734.

Phoenix campaign and case materials — 11 references

  1. 2023 El Paso County Spiderweb graphic — original campaign visual.
  2. Olympic City Relay: The Race Against Justice — original campaign visual.
  3. Phoenix approved color portrait — campaign-supplied image.
  4. Christopher Gregory Gazette portrait — June 2025 Gazette screenshot.
  5. People v. Derrick Patrick Bernard Jr. — El Paso County D21-2023CR424; trial orders, subpoenas, transcripts, instructions and judgment referenced.
  6. Phoenix direct appeal — Colorado Court of Appeals 24CA2254.
  7. Attorney Regulation complaint materials — complaints and supplemental submissions.
  8. Judicial misconduct complaint materials — complaints, confirmations and related proceedings.
  9. Timeline of Terror: The Price of Knowing Too Much — campaign chronology.
  10. Social Justice Busters and Family Flavors media — broadcasting and civic advocacy.
  11. Justice for Phoenixx Ugrilla website — https://www.justiceforphoenixxugrilla.com

Source note: This is a research inventory, not a claim that all underlying documents are publicly accessible or that every article link has been independently checked. The materials listed are references associated with the exposé and related research.