Colorado Statutes
§ 13-93-107 — Judge not to act as attorney
It is unlawful for judges of the
district, county, and municipal courts to counsel or advise in or write any petition or
answer or other pleadings in any proceeding, or to perform any service as attorney-
or counselor-at-law, or to be interested in any profits or emoluments arising out of
any practice in any of said courts, except costs in their own courts; except that
county judges in counties of such classes as may be specified by the laws relating
to county courts, if licensed attorneys, may practice in courts other than the county
court and in matters that have not come before the county court; and further,
municipal judges, if licensed attorneys, may practice in courts other than the
municipal court and in matters that have not come before the municipal court.
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Legislative History
Source: L. 2017: Entire article added with relocations, (SB 17-227), ch. 192, p.
699, � 1, effective August 9.
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Courts of record§ 13-1-112
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Seal - how attached§ 13-1-114
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