CBS News Colorado: Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold was previously ordered to turn over public records involving consulting work paid for with public funds. However, Griswold’s team said the documents no longer exist. 

A week after Griswold was elected as the next Attorney General, her team of lawyers from the Attorney General’s Office was back in court to determine whether more efforts need to be made to obtain them.

A Denver district court judge says her office should have kept those documents but didn’t.

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