Colorado § 13-4-113 - Publication of decisions.

Full text of Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes § 13-4-113 — Publication of decisions., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 13-4-113. Publication of decisions.

(1) Repealed.

(2) Those court of appeals opinions to be published in full shall be selected as prescribed by supreme court rule.

Source: L. 69: p. 268, § 1. C.R.S. 1963: § 37-21-13. L. 74: (1) repealed, p. 236, § 4, effective July 1.

Cross references: For the duty of reporter to compile and publish decisions, see § 13-2-123.

ARTICLE 5

Judicial Districts

PART 1

JUDGES - TERMS

13-5-101. Judicial districts and terms.

13-5-102. First district.

13-5-103. Second district.

13-5-104. Third district.

13-5-105. Fourth district.

13-5-106. Fifth district.

13-5-107. Sixth district.

13-5-108. Seventh district.

13-5-109. Eighth district.

13-5-110. Ninth district.

13-5-111. Tenth district.

13-5-112. Eleventh district.

13-5-113. Twelfth district.

13-5-114. Thirteenth district.

13-5-115. Fourteenth district.

13-5-116. Fifteenth district.

13-5-117. Sixteenth district.

13-5-118. Seventeenth district.

13-5-119. Eighteenth district.

13-5-120. Nineteenth district.

13-5-121. Twentieth district.

13-5-122. Twenty-first district.

13-5-123. Twenty-second district.

13-5-123.1. Twenty-third district.

13-5-123.2. Twenty-third judicial district - elections in 2024 - reports - repeal.

13-5-124. Appointment of clerk and employees.

13-5-125. Clerks to keep records.

13-5-126. Duties of bailiff.

13-5-127. Duties of reporters.

13-5-128. Compensation of reporter.

13-5-129. Reporters' expenses. (Repealed)

13-5-130. Reporters to file verified statements. (Repealed)

13-5-131. Multiple-judge districts.

13-5-132. Powers of judges sitting separately.

13-5-133. Judges may sit en banc - purpose - rules.

13-5-134. Juries.

13-5-135. Time limit on judgment.

13-5-136. Forfeit of salary.

13-5-137. Judges seeking retention in office. (Repealed)

13-5-138. Appeals to district court.

13-5-139. Transfer of information from orders for child support and maintenance to child support enforcement agency - payment of support and maintenance.

13-5-140. Transfer of certain registry functions - cooperation between departments.

13-5-141. Compilation - sentences received upon conviction of felony.

13-5-142. National instant criminal background check system - reporting.

13-5-142.5. National instant criminal background check system - judicial process for awarding relief from federal prohibitions - legislative declaration.

13-5-142.8. Notice by professional persons.

13-5-143. Judge as party to a case - recusal of judge upon motion.

13-5-144. Chief judge - veterans treatment court authority.

13-5-145. Truancy detention reduction policy - legislative declaration.

PART 2

DISTRICT COURT MAGISTRATES

13-5-201. District court magistrates.

PART 3

FAMILY LAW MAGISTRATES

13-5-301 to

13-5-305. (Repealed)

PART 1

JUDGES - TERMS

Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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