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Order Regarding 13th Judicial District Procedures for Receiving Complaints of Judicial Misconduct from Individuals or Entities Who Are Not Employees, Volunteers, or Contractors of the Colorado Judicial Department (PDF, 114 KB)

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Chief Judge Order 25-01 Adopting Prior Chief Judge Orders, Chief Judge Administrative Orders, and Best Business Practices Issued for the 18th Judicial District Prior to January 14, 2025 (PDF, 215 KB)

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Order regarding bond hearings not being held on holidays and other selected days during the calendar year 2014 (PDF, 40 KB)

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Do I have to serve on jury duty if I am a dependent of OR an active duty member serving in the military and do not claim residency in Colorado?

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Thank you for your military service. Military members are not exempt from jury duty in Colorado. If you are living in the county where you are summonsed at least 50% of the time, you must report for jury service. You may request a one-time postponement of up to 6 months if you are not available on the date you are initially summonsed.

Fifth Amended Administrative Order Concerning Criminal Bonding Procedures to be Used by Pretrial Intake Unit (Bond Commissioners) for Pretrial Release Pre-advisement and Bond Application (PDF, 1 MB)

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Second Amended Regarding the Eighteenth Judicial District Procedures for Receiving Complaints Alleging Judicial Misconduct from Persons or Entities Who Are Not an Employee, Volunteer, Intern, Extern, or Contractor of the Colorado Judicial Department (PDF, 95 KB)

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Administrative Order Amending Bond Schedule and Bonding Procedures (PDF, 168 KB)

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Understanding Evidence-Based Practices for Co-Occurring Disorders

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White paper that discusses evidenced-based practices and their role in the treatment of co-occurring disorders.

7th Judicial District Procedures for Bond Hearing Under C.R.S. 16-4-102(2)(a) For Persons Arrested in the 7th Judicial District on Warrants From Other Districts and Those Arrested in Another District on a Warrant Issued by a Judicial Officer in th (PDF, 3 MB)

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Revised Order Regarding Mandatory E-Filing via ICCES (Supersedes Standing Orders 1 – 4 dated 4-19-06 and CJO 2013-5) (PDF, 278 KB)

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Order Regarding 1st Judicial District Procedures for Scheduling Bond Hearings Under C.R.S. 16-4-102(2)(a) for Persons Arrested in Another County on a Warrant Issued by a Judicial Officer in the 1st Judicial District (PDF, 4 MB)

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Regarding 13th Judicial District Procedures for Receiving Complaints of Judicial Misconduct from Individuals or Entities Who Are Not Employees, Volunteers, or Contractors of the Colorado Judicial Department (PDF, 114 KB)

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7th Judicial District Participation In Bond Hearing Office 2 For Defendants Elgible For Individualized Bond Hearing And Setting Within 48 Hours Of Arriving At A Detention Facility (PDF, 663 KB)

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Addressing Co-occurring Disorders in Adult Court-Based Programs

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This webinar, held on August 16, 2012, provided an overview of how court-based programs (e.g., problem-solving courts) can effectively address the

In Re People v Sandoval, Edward (Honorable David Goldberg)

Original Proceeding

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amended court order 21SA33.pdf (PDF, 183.27 KB)

Regarding Modification of Sentence and Collection of Restitution on Dismissed Cases After Deferred Judgement and Sentence (PDF, 292 KB)

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Why did I receive a jury summons when I don’t live at the address on the summons?

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Each year Colorado is required to create a new jury list. A list of names is created including voter records, drivers’ licenses, non-driver ids, and state income tax records. In order to be compliant with United States Postal Service standards, each summons is run through a process to check for the most recent address available and that address is placed on the summons. Summonses are processed and mailed by a vendor, not local jury commissioners.

Order Regarding the Membership and Duties of the Community Advisory Board, Otherwise Known As Pretrial Services Advisory Board, for the Nineteenth Judicial District (PDF, 47 KB)

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Amended Extending Orders 2020-06, 2020-07 and 2020-09 Regarding COVID-19 (Amended August 31, 2020) (PDF, 12 KB)

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Why do I keep getting summoned after I've moved, my address has changed, or my name has changed?

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Jurors are randomly selected and summonsed from driver license records, the Department of Revenue, and voter registration lists by means of a computerized method. To ensure your name and address are correct on your juror summons, you will need to update your personal information with all of these agencies.

Colorado Department of Revenue-Division of Motor Vehicles
Department of Revenue
Colorado Secretary of State-Voter Registration

Qualifying situations to update your information:

If you have moved out of state and have registered to vote with your current state you will need to withdrawal from the Colorado Secretary of State-Voter Registration to avoid further jury summonses in the state of Colorado. Registering to vote and voting in the new state will not withdrawal you from Colorado Voter Registration.

If you have married and/or changed your legal name you will need to update your name with these agencies to avoid duplicate summonses with different names (i.e., Mary Joe Smith to Mary Joe Smith-Lang). Variation of names with these agencies can cause you to receive more than one summons a year because the system does not recognize it is the same person.