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Opposing a Water Court Application

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Opposing a Water Court Application Step 1: Time You must determine how much time you have to file your paperwork opposing the application....

Filing an Application in Water Court

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Filing an Application in Water Court Step 1: Application The type of application you file with the court will depend on what you are trying to do (for example:  applying for a new water righ...

What happens to my application after I apply for a position?

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All applications submitted in response to the Career Opportunities are reviewed to identify the applicants who meet the minimum qualifications for the job. Applicants who do not meet the minimum qualifications are usually notified by mail.

During the application review process, applicants meeting the minimum qualifications are screened based on relevance of education and experience.

Applications are ‘scored’ based on a criterion of the fundamental elements of the position.

Application and resume screening is a method for separating unqualified, marginally qualified, and prospectively qualified applicants solely on the basis of the applicant's "paper credentials." This paper screening is an attempt to determine which applicants appear on paper to be the most qualified, appear to have the most suitable work experience or related background, and appear in all other respects to be right for further consideration.

Depending on the urgency to fill the position, interviews will be scheduled soon after the screening process.

Adult

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Step 1: Before Complete instructions can be found in JDF 432 - Filing a Change of Name A fingerprint-based criminal history check is required from both the CBI (Colorado Bureau of Investigat...

Adults over 70 Name Change

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Overview This information only applies to a person who is 70 years of age or older, has not been convicted of a felony or adjudicated as a juvenile delinquent for an offense that would const...

Prior Felons Name Change

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Overview These instructions and forms only apply to a person who was convicted of a felony, or a person who was adjudicated as a juvenile delinquent for an offense that would constitute a fe...

Water Courts

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About Water Courts Each water division is staffed with a division engineer appointed by the state engineer, a water judge appointed by the Supreme Court, a water referee appointed by the wat...

County frequently asked questions

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Expand each section to review frequently asked questions regarding Jury, Attorneys, Justices / Judges, Probation and Careers. 

List of Fees

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List of Fees Fees are listed by case type below. Visit the Fee Waiver page for forms and guides.   Fee Increase The Legislature increased many court filing fees on January 1, 2025....

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....

CICJIS

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What is integrated criminal justice? Integrated Justice is a system where agencies and departments with common data needs share the collection and electronic transfer of data....

Law Clerk Applicants

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Clerkships at the Colorado Supreme Court are full-time positions for one to two years, typically beginning in August or September each year.   Each Justice hires their own law clerks, typica...

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....

Law Clerk Applicants

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Appellate Law Clerkships at the Colorado Court of Appeals generally begin in August or early September of each year, and may be for one or two year periods, or may be ongoing positions, all ...

Volunteer Opportunities

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The Judicial Department is committed to ensuring equal access to justice and promoting public safety across Colorado....