Colorado Judicial Branch
Rule Change 2005-10
Rule Change
Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure- Chapter 17B(new). Appointed Judges (new). Rule 122 (new)
Rule Change 2001 (6)
Rule Change
Rule Change 2001 (6) THE COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE CHAPTER 1.
What is Alcohol Probation?
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Alcohol Probation is a type of probation typically ordered in sentences for drinking and driving offenses. The Alcohol Drug Driving Safety Unit (ADDS Unit) is the part of the Probation Department that oversees these probationers. An alcohol evaluation is completed with the defendant and a level of alcohol classes is determined. The ADDS Unit monitors the completions of the alcohol classes, community service, Victim Impact Panel, and any other conditions of the sentence. The probationer does not necessarily have face to face contact with the probation officer after the initial meeting and is not charged a monthly supervision fee.
RULE CHANGE 2012-14
Rule Change
Appendix A to Chapter 27 - Colorado Probate Code Forms
Amended Forms JDF 941, JDF 999
Rule Change 2002 (13)
Rule Change
Rule Change 2002 (13) CHAPTER 18. Rule 220. Out-of- State Attorney- Conditions of Practice.
Rule Change 2006-17
Rule Change
Colorado Rules of Judicial Discipline. Chapter 24. Part A. General Provisions.
Rule Change 2010-01
Rule Change
CHAPTER 17A – COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE; PRACTICE STANDARDS AND LOCAL COURT RULES
RULE CHANGE 2021-07
Rule Change
COLORADO RULES OF PROCEDURE REGARDING ATTORNEY DISCIPLINE AND DISABILITY PROCEEDINGS, COLORADO ATTORNEYS’ FUND FOR CLIENT PROTECTION AND MAND
In Re People v Manaois, Michael (Honorable Martin Egelhoff & Honorable Ross Buchanan)
Original Proceeding
RULE CHANGE 2023-03
Rule Change
RULES GOVERNING LAWYER DISCIPLINE AND DISABILITY PROCEEDINGS, PROTECTIVE APPOINTMENT OF COUNSEL, CONTINUING LEGAL AND JUDICIAL EDUCATION, ATT
24CV30459 St of Colo v Kroger et al
Case of Interest
Rule Change 2004-02
Rule Change
Colorado Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 35. Postconviction Remedies.
What payment options are available?
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For attorneys and licensed legal paraprofessionals, accepted payment types include ACH/E-Check, physical check, and credit card. Credit card payments are subject to a processing fee of up to 3%. The fee reflects the actual cost to process the transaction through a separate payment platform administered by the Statewide Internet Portal Authority (SIPA) and operated by Tyler Technologies. You can review the pricing model for all fees associated with the system.
For self-represented litigants, the system accepts Visa, MasterCard, and Discover.
RULE CHANGE 2013-12
Rule Change
COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Rule 4. Process; Rule 15. Amended and Supplemental Pleadings.