Colorado § 17-1-207 - Applicability of part.
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§ 17-1-207. Applicability of part.
This part 2 shall not apply to the contracts between counties and the department of corrections under which the county agrees to house the backlog of inmates as provided by section 16-11-308.5, C.R.S., which contracts shall be governed by said section. In addition, this part 2 shall not apply to any contract entered into by the department under circumstances where the contract has been reviewed in accordance with section 17-1-105 (2).
Source: L. 95: Entire part added, p. 1271, § 1, effective June 5.
Parole and Probation
ARTICLE 2
Correctional Services
PART 1
DIVISION OF ADULT PAROLE
17-2-100.2. Legislative intent regarding parole.
17-2-100.3. Definitions.
17-2-101. Division of adult parole.
17-2-102. Division of adult parole - general powers, duties, and functions - definitions.
17-2-103. Arrest of parolee - revocation proceedings.
17-2-103.5. Revocation proceedings - parolee arrested for certain offenses.
17-2-104. Records - reports - publications.
17-2-105. Appropriation. (Repealed)
17-2-106. Branch parole offices - acquisition - duty to inform public.
PART 2
STATE BOARD OF PAROLE
17-2-200.3. Definitions.
17-2-201. State board of parole - duties - definitions.
17-2-201.5. Study of parole system. (Repealed)
17-2-202. Request for transfer - penitentiary to reformatory. (Repealed)
17-2-202.5. Administrative hearing officers and release hearing officers - qualifications - duties.
17-2-203. Request for transfer - reformatory to penitentiary. (Repealed)
17-2-204. Parole may issue - when.
17-2-205. Time of parole not considered when convict is reincarcerated. (Repealed)
17-2-206. Parole not to be construed as discharge. (Repealed)
17-2-207. Parole - regulations.
17-2-208. Effective date and application. (Repealed)
17-2-209. Civil proceedings - inmate subject to parole.
17-2-210. Duties of board.
17-2-211. Jurisdiction of courts.
17-2-212. Duty of warden.
17-2-213. Application of part.
17-2-214. Right to attend parole hearings.
17-2-215. Notification of parole proceeding.
17-2-215.5. Notification requirements.
17-2-216. Application of sections 17-2-214 and 17-2-215.
17-2-217. Release hearing officers - pilot program.
17-2-218. Suspend early parole supervision discharge for victim notification - exception.
PART 3
COOPERATIVE RETURN OF PAROLE AND PROBATION VIOLATORS
17-2-301. Short title.
17-2-302. Director - powers.
17-2-303. Deputization.
17-2-304. Interstate agreements.
PART 4
PREPAROLE FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS
17-2-401 to
17-2-405. (Repealed)
PART 1
DIVISION OF ADULT PAROLE
Cross references: For home detention programs for parolees, see § 17-27.8-105.
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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