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Dossier · Who's Who
Colin Cox
A Center for Biological Diversity attorney in the air-permit hearing who moved to reverse the hearing officer's decision to move the hearing up.
At a glance
- Current role
- Attorney, Climate Law Institute, Center for Biological Diversity[2]
- Category
- Attorney
- Jurisdiction
- Private sector (no public jurisdiction)
- Verification
- confirmed — Two independent accounts agree
- In the record
- 2 sources · 1 connections · 3 dated entries
- Record id
- PJP136
Key facts
- Party counsel for the Center for Biological Diversity in the air-permit hearing.[2]
- After the hearing officer denied the applicant's request to move the hearing up and then granted it in writing two days later, Cox called the sequence “highly concerning.”[1]
- 2026-08-01Cox asked: “What happened between Monday morning, when he denied their motion for a new schedule, and Wednesday night?”[1]
- 2026-08-20Linked in the record to the Center's August 20, 2026 emergency petition against the State Engineer, the petition that produced the water stay.
The record
The attorney who put the reversal on the record: after the hearing officer denied the applicant's request to move the hearing up and then granted it in writing two days later, Cox called the sequence “highly concerning” and asked out loud, “What happened between Monday morning, when he denied their motion for a new schedule, and Wednesday night?”
Relationships · 1
In the timeline · 3
Dated entries in the record that involve this party. Appearing here is not an allegation — it means the graph draws an edge from this dossier to that event.
Sources · 2
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