Colorado § 18-1-1109 - Court data collection - DNA evidence cases - repeal. (Repealed)
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§ 18-1-1109. Court data collection - DNA evidence cases - repeal. (Repealed)
Source: L. 2009: Entire part R&RE, (HB 09-1121), ch. 20, p. 102, § 1, effective March 18.
Editor's note: (1) This section was similar to former § 18-1-1104 as it existed prior to 2009.
(2) Subsection (4) provided for the repeal of this section, effective July 1, 2010. (See L. 2009, p. 102.)
18-1.3 ARTICLE 1.3
Sentencing in Criminal Cases
PART 1
ALTERNATIVES IN SENTENCING
18-1.3-101. Pretrial diversion - appropriation - repeal.
18-1.3-101.5. Alternative pilot programs to divert individuals with mental health conditions - legislative intent - eligibility - process of diversion - grant program - program management - definitions - repeal. (Repealed)
18-1.3-102. Deferred sentencing of defendant.
18-1.3-103. Deferred sentencing - drug offenders - legislative declaration - demonstration program - repeal. (Repealed)
18-1.3-103.4. Senate Bill 13-250 - legislative intent - clarification of internal reference to level 4 drug felonies.
18-1.3-103.5. Felony convictions - vacate and enter conviction on misdemeanor after successful completion.
18-1.3-103.7. Alternative options for pregnant and postpartum people - legislative declaration - definitions.
18-1.3-104. Alternatives in imposition of sentence.
18-1.3-104.5. Alternatives in imposition of sentence in drug felony cases - exhaustion of remedies.
18-1.3-105. Authority of sentencing courts to utilize home detention programs.
18-1.3-106. County jail sentencing alternatives - work, educational, and medical release - home detention - day reporting - definition.
18-1.3-107. Conviction - collateral relief - applicability - definitions.
PART 2
PROBATION
18-1.3-201. Application for probation.
18-1.3-202. Probationary power of court.
18-1.3-202.5. Veterans court probation supervision.
18-1.3-203. Criteria for granting probation.
18-1.3-204. Conditions of probation - interstate compact probation transfer cash fund - creation.
18-1.3-205. Restitution as a condition of probation.
18-1.3-206. Repayment of crime stopper reward as a condition of probation.
18-1.3-207. Work and education release programs.
18-1.3-208. Intensive supervision probation programs - legislative declaration.
18-1.3-209. Substance abuse assessment required.
18-1.3-210. Counseling or treatment for alcohol or drug abuse or substance use disorder.
18-1.3-211. Sentencing of felons - parole of felons - treatment and testing based upon assessment required.
18-1.3-212. Drug testing of offenders by judicial department - pilot program.
18-1.3-213. Sentencing order - collateral relief - definitions. (Repealed)
PART 3
COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS AND SPECIALIZED RESTITUTION AND COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS
18-1.3-301. Authority to place offenders in community corrections programs.
18-1.3-302. Legislative declaration - offenders who may be sentenced to the specialized restitution and community service program.
18-1.3-303. Sentencing order - collateral relief - definitions. (Repealed)
PART 4
SENTENCES TO IMPRISONMENT
18-1.3-401. Felonies classified - presumptive penalties.
18-1.3-401.5. Drug felonies classified - presumptive and aggravated penalties - legislative intent.
18-1.3-402. Felony offenses not classified.
18-1.3-403. Penalty for felony not fixed by statute - punishment.
18-1.3-404. Duration of sentences for felonies.
18-1.3-405. Credit for presentence confinement.
18-1.3-406. Mandatory sentences for violent crimes - definitions.
18-1.3-407. Sentences - powers and duties of district court - authorization for youthful offender system - system participants - powers and duties of department of corrections - youthful offender system study - report - legislative intent - definitions.
18-1.3-407.5. Sentences - young adults - youthful offender system - definitions.
18-1.3-408. Determinate sentence of imprisonment imposed by court.
18-1.3-409. Concurrent or consecutive sentences - court to clarify sentencing in mittimus.
18-1.3-410. Fentanyl education and treatment program.
18-1.3-411. Post-conviction relief - sentence reconsideration - offenders sixty years old or older.
PART 5
MISDEMEANOR AND PETTY OFFENSE SENTENCING
18-1.3-501. Misdemeanors classified - drug misdemeanors and drug petty offenses classified - penalties - legislative intent - definitions.
18-1.3-502. Duration of sentences for misdemeanors.
18-1.3-503. Petty offense and civil infraction classified - penalties.
18-1.3-504. Misdemeanors and petty offenses not classified.
18-1.3-505. Penalty for misdemeanor not fixed by statute - punishment.
18-1.3-506. Payment and collection of fines for class 1 or 2 misdemeanors, petty offenses, and civil infractions - release from incarceration.
18-1.3-507. Community or useful public service - misdemeanors - definition.
18-1.3-507.5. Useful public service cash fund created.
18-1.3-508. Definite sentence not void.
18-1.3-509. Credit for time served on misdemeanor sentences.
18-1.3-510. Fentanyl education and treatment program.
PART 6
RESTITUTION
18-1.3-601. Legislative declaration.
18-1.3-602. Definitions.
18-1.3-603. Assessment of restitution - corrective orders.
PART 7
FINES AND COSTS
18-1.3-701. Judgment of costs and fines - definitions.
18-1.3-702. Monetary payments - due process required.
18-1.3-703. Reimbursement of amounts paid following a vacated conviction or amended order for restitution - petition.
18-1.3-704. Outstanding balances owed by juveniles - report.
PART 8
SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS - SENTENCING OF HABITUAL CRIMINALS
18-1.3-801. Punishment for habitual criminals.
18-1.3-802. Evidence of former convictions - identity.
18-1.3-803. Verdict of jury.
18-1.3-804. Habitual burglary offenders - punishment - legislative declaration.
PART 9
SENTENCING OF SEX OFFENDERS
18-1.3-901. Short title.
18-1.3-902. Applicability of part.
18-1.3-903. Definitions.
18-1.3-904. Indeterminate commitment.
18-1.3-905. Requirements before acceptance of a plea of guilty.
18-1.3-906. Commencement of proceedings.
18-1.3-907. Defendant to be advised of rights.
18-1.3-908. Psychiatric examination and report.
18-1.3-909. Report of probation department.
18-1.3-910. Termination of proceedings.
18-1.3-911. Evidentiary hearing.
18-1.3-912. Findings of fact and conclusions of law.
18-1.3-913. Appeal.
18-1.3-914. Time allowed on sentence.
18-1.3-915. Costs.
18-1.3-916. Diagnostic center as receiving center.
PART 10
LIFETIME SUPERVISION OF SEX OFFENDERS
18-1.3-1001. Legislative declaration.
18-1.3-1002. Short title.
18-1.3-1003. Definitions.
18-1.3-1004. Indeterminate sentence.
18-1.3-1005. Parole - intensive supervision program.
18-1.3-1006. Release from incarceration - parole - conditions.
18-1.3-1007. Probation - intensive supervision program.
18-1.3-1008. Probation - conditions - release.
18-1.3-1009. Criteria for release from incarceration, reduction in supervision, and discharge.
18-1.3-1010. Arrest of parolee or probationer - revocation.
18-1.3-1011. Annual report.
18-1.3-1012. Applicability of part.
PART 11
SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS - PRETRIAL MOTIONS IN CLASS 1 FELONY CASES ALLEGING THAT A DEFENDANT IS A MENTALLY RETARDED DEFENDANT
18-1.3-1101. Definitions.
18-1.3-1102. Pretrial motion by defendant in class 1 felony case - determination whether defendant is mentally retarded or has an intellectual and developmental disability - procedure.
18-1.3-1103. Mentally retarded defendant or defendant with an intellectual and developmental disability - death penalty not imposed.
18-1.3-1104. Evaluation and report.
18-1.3-1105. Evaluation at insistence of defendant.
PART 12
SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS - SENTENCING IN CLASS 1 FELONIES
18-1.3-1201. Imposition of sentence in class 1 felonies - appellate review - applicability.
18-1.3-1202. Death penalty inflicted by lethal injection.
18-1.3-1203. Genetic testing prior to execution.
18-1.3-1204. Implements - sentence executed by executive director.
18-1.3-1205. Week of execution - warrant.
18-1.3-1206. Execution - witnesses.
18-1.3-1207. Record and certificate of execution.
PART 13
SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS - APPLICABILITY OF PROCEDURE IN CLASS 1 FELONY CASES FOR CRIMES COMMITTED ON OR AFTER JULY 1, 1988, AND PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 20, 1991
18-1.3-1301. Applicability of procedure for the imposition of sentences in class 1 felony cases.
18-1.3-1302. Imposition of sentences in class 1 felonies for crimes committed on or after July 1, 1988, and prior to September 20, 1991 - appellate review - applicability.
PART 14
COMPETENCY OF PERSONS TO BE EXECUTED
18-1.3-1401. Definitions.
18-1.3-1402. Mental competency to be executed - presumptions.
18-1.3-1403. Mental incompetency to be executed - filing of motion.
18-1.3-1404. Mental incompetency to be executed - examination.
18-1.3-1405. Mentally incompetent to be executed - untimely or successive motions.
18-1.3-1406. Persons mentally incompetent to be executed - restoration to competency.
18-1.3-1407. Appeal of determination of mental incompetency to be executed.
PART 1
ALTERNATIVES IN SENTENCING
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