Denver Bar Association v. Public Utilities Commission
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Frantz
This case involves the question whether lay persons can practice before the Colorado Public Utilities Com*275mission. The question arose originally before the Commission in hearings conducted by it concerning proposed rules of practice and procedure being considered for adoption. There the Denver and the Colorado Bar Associations, and an attorney, for himself and others, challenged the authority of the Commission to adopt Rule 7 .(b), permitting lay persons to act in a representative capacity before that body. Such rule, they asserted, would constitute a usurpation of power vested in the Supreme…
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