Colorado State Public Defender
Kristen Blodgett is a dedicated legal professional currently serving as a Deputy Public Defender at the Colorado State Public Defender since August 2017, advocating for indigent defendants and managing cases through various legal stages. Previous experience includes roles as a Certified Legal Intern and Uncertified Legal Intern at the same organization, where Kristen gained valuable courtroom exposure and focused on misdemeanor and traffic cases. Additional internships at Kaplan Bar Review, Roberts Levin Rosenberg PC, and Farrell-Roeh Group provided diverse legal and research skills. Kristen holds a Doctor of Law (J.D.) from the University of Colorado Boulder and a BA in French, Business, History, and Gender Studies from Coe College.
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Colorado State Public Defender
The single overriding objective for the Office of the Colorado State Public Defender is to provide zealous and effective representation for indigent individuals who are charged with the commission of a crime in Colorado. The right to counsel is established by both the United States and Colorado Constitutions.