John Daniel Dailey

Colorado

New York

District of Colorado, in the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals

U.S. Supreme Court

Judge

Colorado Court of Appeals

2000 - Current

Adjunct Professor of Law

University of Denver College of Law

2007 - 2008

Adjunct Professor of Law, Criminal Procedure,

University of Denver College of Law

2002 - 2002

Colorado Attorney General's Office

1978 - 2000

Assistant Attorney General, Litigation Section; First Assistant Attorney General, Appellate and Human Resources Sections; Deputy Attorney General, Appellate, Criminal Enforcement, and Consumer Protection Sections; Assistant Solicitor General

Adjunct Professor of Law, Appellate Advocacy

Colorado College of Law

1999 - 1999

Adjunct Professor of Law, Appellate Advocacy

Colorado College of Law

1996 - 1996

Judicial Law Clerk

Court of Appeals Judge David W. Enoch

1977 - 1978

Syracuse University College of Law

J.D. (1977)

Honors: summa cum laude, Order of the Coif, Justinian Honorary Law Society Award for Scholastic Excellence, American Jurisprudence Awards in Criminal Law, Evidence, and Future Interests

Bucknell University

B.A. (1974) | political science

Honors: (cum laude)

Model Criminal Jury Instructions Committee

co-vice chair

2011 - Current

Rules of Criminal procedure

Member

1984 - Current

Activities: ommittee chair July 2000 - present), Rules of Appellate Procedure (1996-2013)

Colorado Bar Association Criminal law Section's Executive Council

Member

1997 - 2007

Colorado Criminal Justice Commission

1993 - 1994

Colorado Criminal Justice Commission

1989 - 1990

Colorado Supreme Court's Advisory Committees on Delay Reduction

Member

1986 - 1989