Colorado Statutes
§ 13-2-116 — Disposition of law books
(1)The state librarian and all other
officers who receive for public use from any other state or territory, or any officer
thereof, or any other person any books of judicial reports or public statutes or any
other books of law shall forthwith cause one copy of such books or statutes, and all
of such books of reports, and other books of law to be deposited in the library of the
supreme court, there to remain.
(2)The supreme court librarian shall furnish the supreme court annually, as
the court may direct, a report designating any such copies of judicial reports,
statutes, or books of law which, in the librarian's opinion, can be properly removed
from the supreme court library and disposed of.
(3)The supreme court may take action pursuant to such report by ordering
any copies o
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Legislative History
Source: G.L. � 2623. G.S. � 3242. R.S. 08: � 1428. L. 11: p. 488, � 1. C.L. �
5640. CSA: C. 46, � 34. CRS 53: � 37-2-17. L. 57: p. 317, � 1. C.R.S. 1963: � 37-2-15.
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