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RULE CHANGE 2021-23

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RULES GOVERNING ADMISSION TO THE PRACTICE OF LAW IN COLORADO
Appendix to Rule 201 and Rule 203.4

RULE CHANGE 2021-21

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COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Chapter 25 Colorado Rules of County Court Civil Procedure

RULE CHANGE 2024(16)

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RULE CHANGE 2024(16)
COLORADO RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
Rules 5.4, 6.1, and 8.4

Purchasing Supervisor

Job Description

Summary of Job Classification: 
The Purchasing Supervisor oversees purchasing functions as requested or required to ensure compliance with Judicial Department requirements. Work includes independently drafting and reviewing highly complex, technical, high risk and politically sensitive requirements and specifications; selecting the procurement source and method; creating and implementing a plan to review and negotiate with vendors regarding all aspects of a procurement. Works with management and counsel to recommend revisions to existing solicitation templates. Interprets rules and laws to provide guidance to customers and the Purchasing Agent positions. Has staff authority over the Purchasing Agents.

Can the victim collect restitution on their own?

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Victims may choose to take on the responsibility of collecting restitution on their own. Nothing in this process requires filing a new or separate civil case in the State of Colorado.

Victims who chooses to pursue collection on their own must first file notice with the sentencing court by submitting form JDF 229.

Once the notice has been filed, the following efforts by the court to collect restitution stop:

  • collections staff will not actively pursue,
  • intercepted funds will not apply, and
  • interest will no longer be calculated by the court.

The victim will become responsible for:

  • calculating interest,
  • identifying the offender’s income and assets,
  • issuing garnishments and liens through the court and notifying the court of any direct payments by submitting form JDF 242.

Victims may decide to withdraw from pursuing collections on their own by filing form JDF 230 with the court. Form JDF 242 must accompanying that notice, detailing the payment dates and amounts of restitution the victim collected.

For more information and to access JDF forms, please visit www.coloradojudicial.gov. Collections Investigators and the Office of Restitution Services are available to answer questions.

For further collection remedies that the victim may pursue, please refer to Section 16-18.5-107, C.R.S. 

How does the victim find out about restitution when the offender is sentenced to a correctional facility?

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Collections Investigators and the Office of Restitution Services are available to answer questions, regardless of an offender’s status.

However, responsibility for collection of restitution transfers to the Department of Corrections or the Division of Youth Services while the offender is in custody of that facility. Payments continue to be sent to the Clerk of Court for disbursement to victims. Please contact the appropriate department listed below for additional information:

Department of Corrections
Inmate Banking
PO Box 230
Canyon City, CO 81215
Phone: (719) 269-4271 or (719) 269-4052
doc_inmateaccounts@state.co.us

Division of Youth Services
4255 South Knox Court
Denver, CO 80236
Spiro Koinis, Victim Services
Phone: (303) 866-7852 or (720) 810-3003
spiro.koinis@state.co.us