Colorado § 23-23-106 Hearings held in Denver juvenile court - when

Colorado Statutes

§ 23-23-106 — Hearings held in Denver juvenile court - when

Colorado·Title 23 Postsecondary Education·Art. Children's Diagnostic Center

Any district
judge may, in order to eliminate the cost of returning any child back to his county of
residence after such diagnosis is completed, designate the juvenile court of the city
and county of Denver as master or magistrate to hear any additional evidence that
may be necessary in the case. He may then, on the basis of the report from such
master or magistrate and the information in the diagnostic report and such other
evidence as the court may require, commit such child to the appropriate institution
and direct that such child be transported from the center to such institution.

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Any district
judge may, in order to eliminate the cost of returning any child back to his county of
residence after such diagnosis is completed, designate the juvenile court of the city
and county of Denver as master or magistrate to hear any additional evidence that
may be necessary in the case. He may then, on the basis of the report from such
master or magistrate and the information in the diagnostic report and such other
evidence as the court may require, commit such child to the appropriate institution
and direct that such child be transported from the center to such institution.

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Legislative History

Source: L. 55: p. 809, � 6. CRS 53: � 124-3-31. C.R.S. 1963: � 124-3-15. L. 64: p. 313, � 287. L. 91: Entire section amended, p. 364, � 37, effective April 9.