Colorado § 13-93-108 Practicing law without license deemed contempt

Colorado Statutes

§ 13-93-108 — Practicing law without license deemed contempt

Colorado·Title 13 Courts·Art. Attorneys-at-law

Any person
who, without having a license from the supreme court of this state so to do,
advertises, represents, or holds himself or herself out in any manner as an attorney,
attorney-at-law, or counselor-at-law or who appears in any court of record in this
state to conduct a suit, action, proceeding, or cause for another person is guilty of
contempt of the supreme court of this state and of the court in which said person
appears and shall be punished therefor according to law. Nothing in this section
shall prevent the special admission of counselors residing in other states, as
provided in section 13-93-109.

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Any person
who, without having a license from the supreme court of this state so to do,
advertises, represents, or holds himself or herself out in any manner as an attorney,
attorney-at-law, or counselor-at-law or who appears in any court of record in this
state to conduct a suit, action, proceeding, or cause for another person is guilty of
contempt of the supreme court of this state and of the court in which said person
appears and shall be punished therefor according to law. Nothing in this section
shall prevent the special admission of counselors residing in other states, as
provided in section 13-93-109.

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