Colorado § 13-24-123 - Authority of supreme court.
Full text of Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes § 13-24-123 — Authority of supreme court., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 13-24-123. Authority of supreme court.
Nothing in this article 24 impinges upon the authority of the Colorado supreme court to regulate the conduct of attorneys in this state.
Source: L. 2021: Entire article added, (SB 21-143), ch. 142, p. 798, § 1, effective January 1, 2022.
EVIDENCE
ARTICLE 25
Evidence - General Provisions
13-25-101. Printed statutes - reports of decisions.
13-25-102. United States census bureau mortality table as evidence.
13-25-103. Mortality table. (Repealed)
13-25-104. Proof of handwriting.
13-25-105. Certificate of register - patent.
13-25-106. Judicial notice of laws of other jurisdictions.
13-25-107. Proceedings of cities and towns.
13-25-108. Evidence of assessment.
13-25-109. Recording of patents to land.
13-25-110. Patent - copy of record.
13-25-111. Patents already recorded.
13-25-112. Fees of recorder.
13-25-113. Lost deed - bond - note - affidavit.
13-25-114. Certificate of publisher.
13-25-115. Certificate of head officer.
13-25-116. Water officials' records.
13-25-117. Parties plaintiff.
13-25-118. Joint defendants.
13-25-119. Dying declarations.
13-25-120. Corporate resolutions and minutes.
13-25-121. Reports of death.
13-25-122. Person missing, interned, or captured.
13-25-123. Report deemed pursuant to law.
13-25-124. Libel and slander - how pleaded.
13-25-125. Justification - pleaded and proved.
13-25-125.5. Libel and slander - self-publication.
13-25-126. Genetic tests to determine parentage.
13-25-126.5. Documents arising from environmental self-evaluation - admissibility in evidence.
13-25-127. Civil actions - degree of proof required.
13-25-128. Rules of evidence - grant of authority subject to reservation.
13-25-129. Statements of a child - hearsay exception.
13-25-129.5. Statements of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities - hearsay exception.
13-25-130. Criminal actions - use of photographs, video tapes, or films of property.
13-25-131. Civil actions - sexual assault - certain evidence presumed irrelevant.
13-25-132. Criminal actions - video tape depositions - use at trial.
13-25-133. Telecommunications devices for the deaf and teletype - inadmissibility in evidence - exception.
13-25-134. Electronic records and signatures - admissibility in evidence - originals.
13-25-135. Evidence of admissions - civil proceedings - unanticipated outcomes - medical care.
13-25-136. Criminal actions - prenatal drug and alcohol screening - admissibility of evidence.
13-25-137. Admissibility of commercial packaging.
13-25-138. Victim's prior sexual conduct history - evidentiary hearing - victim's identity - protective order.
13-25-139. Criminal action - interference with witness - forfeiture by wrongdoing.
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
Frequently Asked Questions About Colorado § 13-24-123
What does Colorado Revised Statutes § 13-24-123 cover?
Section 13-24-123 ("Authority of supreme court.") is part of the Colorado Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Colorado. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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