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What if I am a student?
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Students are not automatically excused from jury duty.
If the juror is a student within the State of Colorado, they have the option of postponing to a date they can attend in their home county within 6 months of their reporting date OR they can choose to be transferred to the county in which they attend school to complete their service.
If the juror is an out of state student, but still holds a driver’s license or is registered to vote in the State of Colorado, then they are still required to serve. Out of state students may be granted a postponement of up to 12 months from their reporting date to a time when they are home for a break or holiday. Please see Jury Postponement For Out-of-state Students | Colorado General Assembly for more information.
What if I have a disability?
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If you require an ADA accommodation, please submit an ADA Request at least 5 days prior to the date of your jury service. An ADA request must include a specific reasonable accommodation that may assist you to serve as a juror. If there are no reasonable accommodations that will assist you to serve as a juror, please complete either a Postponement or Disqualification form depending on which will best serve your situation. Visit the ADA Accommodation program for additional information on the Americans with Disabilities Act and ADA coordinators.
How does someone get on Probation?
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A sentence to probation is ordered by the Court after an adult defendant pleads guilty or is found guilty of a criminal offense. A juvenile may be sentenced to probation if adjudicated a delinquent by the Court because of a criminal act. The Probation Department also supervises offenders who reach an agreement for a deferred sentence or adjudication with the District Attorney’s office.
Rule Change 2001 (9) Corrective Order
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Rule Change 2001 (9) Corrective Order THE COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE CHAPTER 4.
Rule Change 2001 (15) corrective order
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Rule Change 2001 (15) corrective order THE COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE Chapter 32.
How do I get an annulment?
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To obtain a declaration that your marriage is invalid, you need to prove one of the grounds described in §14-10-111, C.R.S. Declaration of Invalidity. Please review the statute and Invalidity of Marriage - Annulment to determine what grounds may apply to your circumstances.
Rule Change 2011-10 - CORRECTIVE ORDER
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Rule 226. Legal Aid Dispensaries; Law Students Practice [repealed]
Yes, batch filing is available and supported for civil case classes. For additional information, please email efilingfeedback@judicial.state.co.us.
RULE CHANGE 2014-15 CORRECTIVE ORDER
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Amended and Adopted by the Court, En Banc, March 2, 2015, effective immediately.
Rule Change 2008-10 Corrective Order
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Amended and Adopted by the Court, En Banc, July 16, 2008, nunc pro tunc April 17, 2008, effective immediately.
Rule Change 2011-19 - CORRECTIVE ORDER
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Amended and Adopted by the Court, En Banc, June 15, 2012, nunc pro tunc, December 14, 2011, effective July 1, 2012.
REPEALED EFFECTIVE 4/16/2025. Covered by CJD 04-07
Approved by the Colorado Supreme Court: February 2002 Statement of Policy The Colorado Judicial Branch is dedicated to the principles and goals of fairness, equality, courtesy, and respect f...
Rules of Criminal Procedure Committee There are fourteen members of the Criminal Rules Committee....
The Committee's purpose is to periodically review, correct, update, and improve the Colorado Rules of Juvenile Procedure. The Committee is chaired by the Honorable Craig R....
Disclaim Someone as a Parent
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Criteria to Disclaim Someone as a Parent If the person that you thought was the biological parent of your child isn't, you can ask the court to decide that the person is not the parent....
In October of 2002, Chief Justice Mullarkey established the Standing Committee on Family Issues pursuant to a recommendation by the Commission on Families in the Colorado Courts (see below)....
Colorado Jury Instructions—Criminal (2025) As part of its commitment to promote equal access to Colorado’s system of justice, the Colorado Supreme Court has published COLJI-Crim....
Misdemeanor and Traffic Cases Update (9/20/21): Starting on Monday, September 20, 2021, all defendants must appear in person, with the exception of traffic infractions ("R" cases only) set ...
General The Problem Solving Court Advisory Committee was established by Chief Justice Mullarkey in March of 2008....
What is foreclosure? Foreclosure is a legal process wherein a creditor who holds a mortgage on your home requests that it be sold in order to satisfy or repay amounts that are past due....