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Translations

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Please note:   The Translations Department translates only the following types of documents: Importante: El Departamento de Traducciones traduce solo los siguientes tipos de documentos: 1....

Office of Restitution Services

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The Office of Restitution Services was created by Senate Bill 22-043 to support victims who are owed court-ordered restitution in traffic, misdemeanor, and criminal cases....

Judicial Ethics Advisory Board

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The Colorado Judicial Ethics Advisory Board consists of judges and non-judges who provide advice on ethical issues to judicial officers who request an opinion on prospective conduct....

ODR Policies and Procedures

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Table of Contents- see expanders below I. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND MISSION A. RESPONSIBILITIES OF ODR CENTRAL B. RESPONSIBILITIES OF LOCAL PROGRAM ADMINISTRATORS C....

RULE CHANGE 2010-17

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CHAPTER 35 – COLORADO RULES FOR MAGISTRATES

Rule 6. Functions of District Court Magistrates

How do I pay supervision fees and other costs I am supposed to pay?

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Adults who are on supervised probation are required by law to pay a $50 per month supervision fee. Other fines and fees plus restitution may be ordered as well. If you are unable to pay immediately, your Probation Officer will refer you to the Collections Office to set up a payment schedule that fits with your personal budget. If you are a lower risk case and supervised by the private provider who contracts with the Probation Department, your supervision fee will be paid to the provider instead of the Collection Office of the Court.

What is the AIIM Program?

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The AIIM (Alternatives to Incarceration for Individuals with Mental Health Needs) Program is a joint venture between Community Corrections, Mental Health, the Sheriff’s Department and the Probation Department. Intensive supervision and treatment is provided to adults whose criminal conduct is directly linked to their mental health problems. All AIIM participants are on probation.