Colorado § 16-18-103 When taxed against informant before grand jury

Colorado Statutes

§ 16-18-103 — When taxed against informant before grand jury

Colorado·Title 16 Criminal·Art. Costs in Criminal Actions

If any person
complains to any grand jury of injury done to his person, or to any person of his
household, or to his property, done by another, and upon hearing evidence of the
charge it appears to the grand jury that the same is untrue, and that it was
maliciously entered, it is the duty of the grand jury to return the facts into court,
and the court shall thereupon tax the costs incurred in the investigation of the
charge and enter judgment against the person who made the complaint for the
amount thereof. In proceedings under this section, the action of the grand jury shall
be determined by twelve members thereof.

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If any person
complains to any grand jury of injury done to his person, or to any person of his
household, or to his property, done by another, and upon hearing evidence of the
charge it appears to the grand jury that the same is untrue, and that it was
maliciously entered, it is the duty of the grand jury to return the facts into court,
and the court shall thereupon tax the costs incurred in the investigation of the
charge and enter judgment against the person who made the complaint for the
amount thereof. In proceedings under this section, the action of the grand jury shall
be determined by twelve members thereof.

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