Picture this: a serious appellate court hearing in Colorado, live‑streamed for public viewing, morphs into cringe‑comp central.
Assistant Attorney General William Kozeliski, a married man facing the state’s top trial lawyers, opens his mouth during oral arguments in People v. Delgado, a violent sexual assault case, arguing for consecutive sentences, and blurts out, “But honey…” to a female judge. Yep, “honey.” Benefit of the doubt, slip of the tongue. Worst case scenario: an egregiously sexist slip-up.
