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In Re People in the Interest of Minor Children J.P. (Honorable Justin Haenlein)
Original Proceeding
23SA126
Juror numbers: 701 through and including 805 must report.
Also, individual juror numbers: 31, 74, 331, 3187 and 6401 must report.
How was I chosen for Jury Service?
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Each year, the Judicial Branch receives lists of names including registered voter records, drivers’ licenses, non-driver ids, and state income tax records.
26CV30772 Calvarese, et al v. Colo. Democratic Party, et al
Case of Interest
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Please complete the questionnaire that is attached to your summons and bring both with you when you report as scheduled.
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Please complete the questionnaire that is attached to your summons and bring both with you when you report as scheduled.
We thank you
Please complete the questionnaire that is attached to your summons and bring both with you when you report as scheduled.
We thank you
What is a "stipulated motion"?
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A stipulated motion needs to be signed by all parties and is an agreement regarding the issues. It must have all signatures for the judge to rule on it.
This is a PowerPoint presentation that outlines the impact of trauma on attachment. It reviews attachment and trauma in general, as wel
This resource is a series of slides from Paul Cary regarding EtG and EtS monitoring programs for drug courts.
A multi-topic resource page that provides a general overview of subtopics related to the treatment of substance use disorders as well as link
The implicit association test is a measure designed to detect the strength of a person’s automatic association between concepts in memory.
What is restitution?
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Restitution is an order made by the court holding offenders accountable for the financial losses they caused to the victims of their crimes. Restitution is a final judgment that does not expire. There is no statute of limitations for collecting court-ordered restitution.
Interactive website with age-specific content broken out by topic and age that also include a variety of articles on how to apply each