Colorado § 13-5.7-207 - Report.
Full text of Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes § 13-5.7-207 — Report., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 13-5.7-207. Report.
(1) On or before January 1, 2026, and each January 1 thereafter, the authority shall prepare and submit a report to the house of representatives judiciary committee and the senate judiciary committee, or their successor committees, that details the use of the equal justice fees. At a minimum, the report must include:
(a) How much money was collected in equal justice fees and deposited in the authority's account as required by section 13-5.7-205 (2) in the preceding year;
(b) How much money the Colorado recipient of a federal legal services corporation field grant and other qualified civil legal aid providers received from the collected equal justice fees in the preceding year;
(c) The amount of money received from the collected equal justice fees that remained unused by the Colorado recipient of a federal legal services corporation field grant and the qualified civil legal aid providers at the conclusion of the preceding year; and
(d) The types of legal services provided to individuals who received legal services from the Colorado recipient of a federal legal services corporation field grant and other qualified civil legal aid providers that received money from the collected equal justice fees.
Source: L. 2024: Entire part added, (HB 24-1286), ch. 339, p. 2296, § 2, effective June 3.
ARTICLE 6
County Courts
PART 1
ESTABLISHMENT AND JURISDICTION
13-6-101. Establishment.
13-6-102. Court of record.
13-6-103. Statewide jurisdiction.
13-6-104. Original civil jurisdiction.
13-6-105. Specific limits on civil jurisdiction.
13-6-106. Original criminal jurisdiction.
13-6-107. Restraining orders to prevent emotional abuse of the elderly. (Repealed)
PART 2
JUDGES AND OTHER PERSONNEL
13-6-201. Classification of counties.
13-6-202. Number of judges.
13-6-203. Qualifications of judges.
13-6-204. Activities of judges.
13-6-205. Term and appointment of judges.
13-6-206. Vacancies.
13-6-207. Bond. (Repealed)
13-6-208. Special associate, associate, and assistant county judges.
13-6-209. Special associate and associate county judges - designated counties.
13-6-210. Assistant county judges - designated counties. (Repealed)
13-6-211. Appointment of clerk.
13-6-212. Duties of clerk.
13-6-213. Bond of clerk. (Repealed)
13-6-214. Other employees.
13-6-215. Presiding judges.
13-6-216. Judges to sit separately.
13-6-217. Judges may sit en banc.
13-6-218. Assignment of county judges and retired county judges to other courts authorized.
13-6-219. Judge as party to a case - recusal of judge upon motion.
PART 3
GENERAL PROCEDURAL PROVISIONS
13-6-301. Court rules.
13-6-302. Terms of court.
13-6-303. Place of holding court.
13-6-304. Court facilities.
13-6-305. Maintenance of records.
13-6-306. Seal.
13-6-307. Process.
13-6-308. Juries.
13-6-309. Verbatim record of proceedings.
13-6-309.5. Traffic violations bureau - schedule of traffic offenses and fines or penalties - method of payment - effect of payment. (Repealed)
13-6-310. Appeals from county court.
13-6-311. Appeals from county court - simplified procedure.
PART 4
COUNTY COURT - SMALL CLAIMS DIVISION
13-6-401. Legislative declaration.
13-6-402. Establishment of small claims division.
13-6-403. Jurisdiction of small claims court - limitations.
13-6-404. Clerk of the small claims court.
13-6-405. Magistrate in small claims court.
13-6-406. Schedule of hearings.
13-6-407. Parties - representation.
13-6-408. Counterclaims exceeding jurisdiction of small claims court - procedures - sanctions for improper assertion.
13-6-409. Trial procedure.
13-6-410. Appeal of a claim.
13-6-411. Limitation on number of claims filed.
13-6-411.5. Place of trial.
13-6-412. Notice to public.
13-6-413. Supreme court shall promulgate rules.
13-6-414. No jury trial.
13-6-415. Service of process.
13-6-416. Facilities.
13-6-417. Execution and proceedings subsequent to judgment.
PART 5
MAGISTRATE ADJUDICATION SYSTEM
13-6-501. County court magistrates - qualifications - duties.
13-6-502. Jury trials.
13-6-503. Evidence offered by officer.
13-6-504. Appeals procedure.
PART 1
ESTABLISHMENT AND JURISDICTION
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