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Wedding Information
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Weddings are performed by appointment only. A wedding ceremony cannot be performed unless you have a marriage license....
RULE CHANGE 2021-23
Rule Change
RULES GOVERNING ADMISSION TO THE PRACTICE OF LAW IN COLORADO
Appendix to Rule 201 and Rule 203.4
Briefing Schedule
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Briefing schedule chart for parties appealing decision of the title board. To the Colorado Supreme Court in the 2024 election cycle....
RULE CHANGE 2022-16
Rule Change
RULES GOVERNING ADMISSION TO THE PRACTICE OF LAW IN COLORADO
Rule 227
RULE CHANGE 2022-14
Rule Change
RULES GOVERNING ADMISSION TO THE PRACTICE OF LAW IN COLORADO
Rule 205.3
RULE CHANGE 2022-12
Rule Change
COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Chapter 25 Colorado Rules of County Court Civil Procedure
RULE CHANGE 2021-21
Rule Change
COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Chapter 25 Colorado Rules of County Court Civil Procedure
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Who may request an accommodation?
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Any qualified person with a disability who has business in a state court, including attorneys, litigants, defendants, probationers, witnesses, potential jurors, prospective employees and public observers of court services and programs may request reasonable accommodation by contacting the local ADA Coordinator or Jury Commissioner.
Yes, the courts must provide auxiliary aids to courtroom spectators as needed to ensure their equal participation in and benefit from court programs and services. Access to these services must be provided unless the court can demonstrate that the accommodation would result in a fundamental alteration of the nature of a service, program, or activity or cause undue financial or administrative burden. For example, an untimely request for accommodation by a spectator may not be made if it would require a continuation of the court proceedings, causing an undue administrative burden of rescheduling the parties, attorneys and witnesses.