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The Colorado State Judicial Branch has issued a revised form for inmates to request to file in court without payment of filing and service fees. State Judicial also released a new finding and order form for such a request. Practitioners should begin using the new forms immediately.
All forms are available in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) and Microsoft Word formats; many are also available as Word templates. Download the new forms from State Judicial’s individual forms pages, or below.
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Solo Tip Tuesday: Change the Outlook Background Color
I use categories in Outlook for a number of reasons. One thing categories allow me to do is look at my calendar and easily tell the difference between a meeting I have to attend, a presentation I’m scheduled to make, and a meeting I need to track but won’t attend. Here’s how to change the background in Outlook. Click here to read more.
Chief Justice Directive 12-02 was created in January 2012 to temporarily reduce statutory filing fees. The Colorado State Judicial Branch announced that effective July 1, 2013, that Chief Justice Directive will be repealed, which means that filing fees will increase.
Finalists have been selected by the nominating commissions for the Fifth and Ninth Judicial Districts to fill judgeships created by HB 13-1035, effective July 1, 2013.
On Tuesday, May 21, 2013, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals issued two published opinions and eight unpublished opinions.
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