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Division 6

Recommendation: Retain

Evaluation: Griego received positive job performance ratings from all groups surveyed for this evaluation. He received favorable scores for being courteous to all participants, his attentiveness to the proceedings, maintaining proper control over the courtroom, and being respectful and courteous to court employees. He was also rated positively for respecting and cooperating with other judges. In addition, Griego received positive ratings for his knowledge of the rules of procedure and evidence, and his knowledge of substantive law

Experience and education: Griego has served on Metro Court since February 2003. Prior to his service on the court, he was in private practice for 18 years. He is involved in community activities and professional organizations. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Albuquerque and his law degree from UNM.