(left) Janet Drake, DBA Trustee, Senior Assistant Attorney General in the Special Prosecutions Unit of the Colorado Attorney General’s Office. Andrew M. Toft, DBA Trustee, solo practitioner.

Docket: If you have free time on a Saturday, what are you most likely doing?

Drake: Skiing or golfing, depending on the season.

Toft: Reading a book—history, science, biography, leadership.

Docket: What is your greatest passion outside the law?

D: Travel.

T: Raising our two sons to be good dads and men.

Docket: What place are you dying to travel to?

D: The Galapagos Islands. I love seeing animals in their natural environment.

T: I am not dying to travel anywhere. I would like to take a cruise from San Francisco to Alaska to see the wildlife, cities, and physical geography of that part of the world. Beyond North America, probably to Central Asia to learn about a part of the world that is completely alien to my experiences at this point in my life.

Docket: What was the last good movie you saw?

D: "The Guard."

T: "Katyn."

Docket: What has been your best moment in the courtroom?

D: I’m still looking forward to my best moment in the courtroom.

T: In a case in Arapahoe County District Court in 1988 or 1989. The judge began nodding in agreement during my opening argument. Seeing that I was making my point(s) clearly was very satisfying. The firm’s client won. D