Colorado Law and Legal Research

The official website for Colorado Judiciary.

Coverage begins in 1998.

Coverage begins in 1998

The Chief Judge of the Colorado Court of Appeals may designate certain opinions as unpublished, according to C.A.R. 35(f). Nonetheless, opinions may be requested from the court.

Google contains Colorado court opinions.

Features both live and archived oral arguments.

Features both live and archived oral arguments.

Available with Colorado Revised Statutes provided by LexisNexis.

Affecting Colorado rules of court.

Uniform local rules for all water court divisions

A Joint Project of The Colorado Bar Association Ethics Committee and Continuing Legal Education in Colorado, Inc.

Coverage begins January 1985.

Status of the Colorado courts provided by the Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court.

The Colorado Judicial Branch, with more than 300 judges and 3,500 support staff members, is centrally administered by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. To assist the Chief Justice, the Supreme Court appoints the State Court Administrator (SCA). Each of the State's 22 Judicial Districts also has a district administrator and a Chief Probation Officer, and each of the 64 counties has a Clerk of Court.

The Clerk of the Supreme Court plans, organizes and supervises the administration of the Supreme Court Clerk's office and other administrative staff for the Supreme Court. The clerk monitors the case flow of matters pending before the court, together with screening cases for jurisdictional problems and identifying routine and complex cases to ensure the efficient use of resources.