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May 9, 2025, DENVER - The Colorado Judicial Department is proud to recognize May as Treatment Court Month, joining communities nat
Who may request an accommodation?
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Any qualified person with a disability who has business in a state court, including attorneys, litigants, defendants, probationers, witnesses, potential jurors, prospective employees and public observers of court services and programs may request reasonable accommodation by contacting the local ADA Coordinator or Jury Commissioner.
Repealed/Replaced by 16-01 Effective Jan 1, 2016
Amended Apr 19, 2011
Amended April 21, 2010
What if I am retired?
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Jurors who are temporarily out of the county or state: If the juror will be out of the county on their appearance date but will be returning within the next 6 months, they should be postponed to a time when they are back in the county. Retired persons who live in the county more than 50% of the time, but still maintain a permanent address in another county or state may apply for a postponement to a later date when they will be in state.
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.
Proposed Rule Change 1998 (4)
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Proposed Rule Change 1998 (4) Proposed change to Magistrate rules 5, 6, & 7
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How do you bill organizations?
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Organizations are billed monthly and will receive invoices via email.
Domestic Violence Task Force
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Roster Judicial Education Subcommittee on Domestic Relations Chair: Hon. Marie Avery Moses, 2nd Judicial District Judge Members: Hon. Michelle Chostner, 10th Judicial District Judge Hon....
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Americans with Disabilities Act
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The Colorado Judicial Branch is committed to ensuring equal access to and full participation in court and probation services and programs by people with disabilities, including attorneys, li...
What is a Protective Proceedings Monitor?...
Judicial officer outreach program is inspiring future judges to serve through education, connection By: Amy Woodward, Media Coordinator Colorado’s judiciary is intensifying its efforts to re...
Certification Calendar of Events
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PLEASE REVIEW ALL INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH CERTIFICATION STEP BEFORE REGISTERING A registration fee of $10 per event will be deducted from any refund requested. Please note that refunds will...
Family Treatment Drug Court
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(FTDC) History and Background In July 2002, Colorado’s Fourth Judicial District joined an established Joint Services Management team to develop a Family Treatment Drug Court, utilizing a fos...
Colorado Court Reporters Week
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Guardians of the RecordCelebrating Colorado’s Court Reporters By: Amy Woodward, Media Coordinator National Court Reporting and Captioning Week is February 7 to 14, 2026....
WHAT IS AN INTERPRETER?
Respond to Eviction Paperwork
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How to Respond to Eviction Paperwork You are the Defendant if you receive eviction paperwork from a process server, sheriff, or other individual, or find the paperwork posted on the door to ...
Trial Courts by District
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Rules of Evidence Committee
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The purpose of the Rules of Evidence Committee is to periodically review, correct, update, and improve the Rules of Evidence....
Rio Grande County Probation
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About For any general questions regarding probation matters, please call the respective office number listed below or send an email to 12Probation@judicial.state.co.us....
Divorce or Legal Separation
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What's the Difference? A Legal Separation case can do everything a Divorce case can, but it doesn't legally end the marriage/civil union. What Can a Case Do?...
7th Judicial Collections
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The 7th Judicial District Collections office supports the Montrose, Delta, Gunnison, San Miguel, Ouray, and Hinsdale courts....
Colorado Peer Review Process
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The Colorado Peer Review Process (CPRP) is for any Problem Solving Court program in operation for at least one year....