March 26, 2018 Denver, Colorado Iris Eytan was selected to the 2018 Colorado Super Lawyers list. Iris Eytan was named to the Super Lawyers list in 2006-2007 and consecutively listed since 2009. Each year, no more than five percent of the lawyers in Colorado...
Iris Eytan was written up in the 2018 edition of Best Lawyers Magazine for her work in representing criminals with mental illness who have been jailed and are suffering due to a lack of proper treatment for their illnesses. The...
Felony defense attorney, Iris Eytan was recently interviewed by the Denver Post, on account of her expertise in the fields of criminal justice and mental illness, “It has been a decade of false promises by the Department of Human Services,”...
Iris Eytan achieves not guilty verdict in the murder trial of former Colorado Deputy, Tom Fallis. Click here to read the full story in 5280 Magazine....
Iris Eytan received the 2017 Colorado Womens Bar Association Award for "Women Lawyers Who Raise The Bar through Systemic Reform or Innovation." ...
Original Article published in The Denver Post | By KIRK MITCHELL | kmitchell@denverpost.com February 7, 2017 at 11:49 am | UPDATED: February 7, 2017 at 4:43 pm Rulings from the Colorado Supreme Court in unrelated cases this week could make it more...
Iris Eytan’s Case is Discussed in The Denver Posts’ article entitled, State must hire independent consultant to track mental competency evaluations for inmates (published August 2, 2016; Denver, CO), The Gazette's article entitled, Colorado to hire consultant to ensure speedy...
STATE SETTLES CIVIL RIGHTS CASE AGREEING TO PAY FOR AN INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT AFTER STATE FABRICATED DATA IN WHICH PRETRIAL DETAINEES WITH MENTAL ILLNESS WERE ONCE AGAIN LANGUISHING IN JAILS WAITING FOR COURT-ORDERED COMPETENCY EVALUATIONS AND RESTORATIVE TREATMENT Landmark Ten-Year Agreement Protecting Persons...
Photos courtesy of Paul Hartmann. ...
Jury takes little time to decide: Tom Fallis is not guilty By James Redmond This article originally appeared in The Greeley Tribune, March 31, 2016 To view the original article, click here After a three-week trial and a little more than three hours of deliberation...