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DIETZE AND DAVIS, P.C. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Seri" vg= rbe We;t /POW JioUIder shire 1:)72 Peter C. Dietze Robyn W. Kube Karl F. Knuth, III* Carmen S. Danielson David J. Thrower Renee Ezcr* Stephen A. Ciosky Tucker M. Katz Murk D. Dctsky Glenn H. Lenten Honorable W. Bruce Joss Presiding Judge, City of Louisville 992 West Via Appia Louisville, Colorado 80027 Siena Square Building 2060 Broadway, Suite 400 Boulder, Colorado 80:302 Telephone (S03)447-1375 Fax (3O3) 4H10 -9036 www.dietzedavis.com Email: dthrower a dietzedavis.coiu October 23, 2015 Joshua E. Anderson Gabriella Steckmayer Of Counsel' .fuel C. Maguire SIar L. Waring ing Jennifer L. Lorenz Nicholas G. Muller Joel C. Davis 193G -2013 k-llso admitted in Calif wnia Dear Judge Joss: I am pleased to express my interest in serving as an Associate Municipal Court Judge, and I appreciate the opportunity to provide you with information about my service and experience. I currently serve as the presiding judge in the Superior Municipal Court, after having spent 13 years as a prosecutor in that jurisdiction. I also serve as a backup prosecutor for the City of Louisville. As you may know, I am the managing shareholder at Dietze and Davis, P.C. The law firm of Dietze and Davis, P.C. was established in 1972, and has a reputation of excellence, particularly in the areas of land use law, local government law, energy, estate planning, business, general real estate practice, and litigation. The firm has an AV rating, the highest possible, from Martindale - Hubbell. I was admitted to practice law in Colorado in October, 1994, and have appeared in courts ranging from the Colorado Court of Appeals to municipal courts throughout the Front Range. I have been a Shareholder at Dietze and Davis, P.C. since January, 2003, and both prior to and during my tenure, I practiced in municipal courts, both as defense counsel and as prosecutor Given that most people have their only contact with our justice system at the municipal level, I strive to make certain that defendants are heard and that the system treats them fairly, while at the same time ensuring that there are appropriate consequences for violations of the law. Because we serve as an exemplar of the larger justice system, I believe that working within a municipal court is an important service to the community, and thus have continued in this area while other aspects of my practice have grown and changed.