Colorado § 13-3-107 Consolidation of offices of clerks of court in certain counties

Colorado Statutes

§ 13-3-107 — Consolidation of offices of clerks of court in certain counties

Colorado·Title 13 Courts·Art. Judicial Departments

(1)The chief justice, pursuant to his authority under section 5 of article VI of the state constitution, may consolidate the offices of the clerks of the district and county courts in any county when he finds that there is insufficient judicial business to warrant the maintenance of separate offices.

(2)When the offices of the clerk of the district and county courts are so consolidated, the consolidated office shall be under a single clerk, who shall be both the clerk of the district court and the clerk of the county court; except that all functions, operations, and records required to be kept separate shall be so kept.

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(1)
The chief justice, pursuant to his authority under section 5 of article VI of the state
constitution, may consolidate the offices of the clerks of the district and county
courts in any county when he finds that there is insufficient judicial business to
warrant the maintenance of separate offices.

(2) When the offices of the clerk of the district and county courts are so
consolidated, the consolidated office shall be under a single clerk, who shall be
both the clerk of the district court and the clerk of the county court; except that all
functions, operations, and records required to be kept separate shall be so kept.

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