2026 retention · County Court · Fremont County
76 percentile · rank 9 of 36
composite 0100
67 percentile · rank 36 of 108
composite 0100
29 79th percentile among peers · 71st percentile statewide
1060
Composite index 67.59 among peers (62.35 statewide): the mean of the three percentiles below. Rank orders by it.
3.60 of 4 · 90.28 percentile
1.903.80
3.58 of 4 · 90.28 percentile
1.873.75
67.00% 22.22 percentile
0.00%100.00%
Attorneys
- Say “meets standards”
- 67.00%
Non-attorneys
- Say “meets standards”
- 96.00%
| Category | Score | Peer median | Peer range (dot is this judge, line is the median) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Case Management | 3.40median 3.30 | 3.30 | |
| Application and Knowledge of Law | 3.70median 3.20 | 3.20 | |
| Communications | 3.60median 3.40 | 3.40 | |
| Diligence | 3.50median 3.30 | 3.30 | |
| Demeanor | 3.70median 3.30 | 3.30 | |
| Fairness | 3.60median 3.10 | 3.10 |
| Year | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grade | 3.60 | 3.60 | 3.40 | 3.50 | 3.20 | 3.60 |
| Responses | 27 | 32 | 44 | 32 | 29 | 25 |
Commission: meets standards (7–0)
The Eleventh Judicial District Commission on Judicial Performance unanimously agrees by vote of 7-0, with two members absent and one vacancy on the Commission, that Judge Alexandra Robak MEETS PERFORMANCE STANDARDS.
Judge Robak presides over civil, criminal, misdemeanor and traffic cases in her courtroom. Judge Robak is the only judge handling county court cases in Fremont County. In her seven years of experience, she has improved the efficiencies of handling a busy docket which a 2024 study indicated was 50 percent higher than typically assigned to a fulltime Judge. Surveys also continue to show Judge Robak earning high marks from people appearing in her court. Judge Robak emphasizes that she wants people to feel they have been treated fairly in her court by assuring them the opportunity to be heard and by showing mutual respect. Judge Robak has made strides to meet goals she set for herself four years ago including improving the efficiency of motion and revocation hearings as well as making recovery court align with national standards. Judge Robak is keenly interested in positive outcomes for people taking part in Fremont County’s Treatment Court. She is also working to change the perception about jury duty. Judge Robak wants citizens to recognize that jury service is important, which is why she personally thanks every juror for their service. Based on these factors the Commission unanimously agreed that Judge Robak meets performance standards.
The Commission conducted a personal interview with Judge Robak, reviewed opinions she authored, observed her in court, reviewed comments received from interested parties during the evaluation, and reviewed surveys sent to attorneys and non-attorneys who had experience with Judge Robak. Of the attorneys responding to the survey, 67% answered “yes, meets performance standards”, 33% answered “no, does not meet performance standards”, and 0% had no opinion regarding whether Judge Robak meets or does not meet performance standards. Of non-attorneys responding to the survey, 96% answered, “yes, meets performance standards”, 4% answered “no, does not meet performance standards”, and 6% had no opinion regarding whether Judge Robak meets or does not meet performance standards. A total of three attorneys and twenty-five non-attorneys responded to the judicial performance surveys expressing their opinion of Judge Robak’s performance.
Judge Robak was appointed to the Fremont County Court bench in January 2019. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan, and she graduated from Brooklyn Law School with a specialty in criminal law. Judge Robak worked for the Office of the State Public Defender in the 11th Judicial District prior to her appointment to the bench. She serves as the judicial officer on Fremont County's Recovery Court and the Competency Diversion Program (coming Summer 2026). When not on the bench, Judge Robak enjoys getting out into Colorado’s “Great Outdoors” with her husband and children.
2022 retention · County Court · Fremont County
24 percentile · rank 45 of 59
composite 0100
38 percentile · rank 83 of 134
composite 0100
48 70th percentile among peers · 54th percentile statewide
4108
Composite index 27.12 among peers (38.93 statewide): the mean of the three percentiles below. Rank orders by it.
3.40 of 4 · 26.27 percentile
2.503.90
3.40 of 4 · 21.19 percentile
2.453.93
87.00% 33.90 percentile
50.00%100.00%
Attorneys
- Say “meets standards”
- 87.00%
Non-attorneys
- Say “meets standards”
- 89.00%
| Category | Score | Peer median | Peer range (dot is this judge, line is the median) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Case Management | 3.40median 3.60 | 3.60 | |
| Application and Knowledge of Law | 3.30median 3.40 | 3.40 | |
| Communications | 3.50median 3.70 | 3.70 | |
| Diligence | 3.50median 3.60 | 3.60 | |
| Demeanor | 3.40median 3.60 | 3.60 | |
| Fairness | 3.30median 3.50 | 3.50 |
Commission: meets standards (10–0)
The Eleventh Judicial District Commission on Judicial Performance voted 10-0, a unanimous decision, that Fremont County Judge Alexandra Olsen Robak MEETS PERFORMANCE STANDARDS. The Colorado statutory judicial performance standards are integrity, legal knowledge, communication skills, judicial temperament, administrative performance, and service to the legal profession and the public.
Judge Robak has the busiest caseload among all judges in the 11 th Judicial District. She presides over traffic cases, misdemeanors, and county court civil matters. The Commission conducted a personal interview with Judge Robak, reviewed opinions that she authored, observed her in court, and reviewed surveys submitted by attorneys and non-attorneys who experienced time in her courtroom. Those surveys reflected that 89 percent of the survey respondents found that Judge Robak meets performance standards. That rating compares to an 83 percent positive performance rating for all other county judges. Among attorneys in the survey, 87 percent found that she “meets performance standards”, 0 percent “does not meet performance standards”, while 13 percent had no opinion. In comments submitted regarding Judge Robak’s strengths it was noted that she is intelligent and knowledgeable. She is kind, polite, respectful, and is very organized and has a good relationship with her clerk, the district attorneys, and the public defenders.
Judge Robak advised the Commission that assembling similar cases onto a day’s docket has improved the efficiency of moving cases through her court and reduced the wait time for both attorneys and litigants. Judge Robak is particularly passionate and proud of the sobriety court she administers. The Commission notes that Judge Robak strives to always be current when new legislation is signed into law. Doing the necessary legal research is the key to that and Judge Robak told the Commission that she wants the community to know how seriously she takes that responsibility. Like all judges across Colorado, Judge Robak had to adapt to the shift in relying on technology for courtroom appearances during the pandemic. She plans to use the lessons of the last two years to better provide judicial services to Fremont County.
Judge Robak was appointed to the Fremont County Court bench in January 2019. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan. She graduated from Brooklyn Law School with a specialty in criminal law. Judge Robak worked for the Office of the Colorado State Public Defender in the 11 th Judicial District prior to her appointment to the bench. In issuing its unanimous recommendation that Judge Robak meets performance standards, the Commission expects both attorneys and litigants will continue to be treated with respect and civility when appearing in her courtroom.