Colorado § 35-43-209 When hides admitted as evidence

Colorado Statutes

§ 35-43-209 — When hides admitted as evidence

Colorado § 35-43-209

Title 35Agriculture

Art.Branding and Herding

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 35-43-209 (2026).

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If a hide is subsequently
produced by or on behalf of a person who has butchered any livestock alleged to
have been stolen and is claimed to be the hide of the animal killed, the hide shall be
exhibited as soon as possible for inspection to the sheriff of the county in which the
animal was butchered. No such hide shall be admitted in evidence nor shall
evidence to identify such hide with the animal alleged to be stolen be received until
the prosecution is given such reasonable opportunity as may be fixed by court to
examine the hide and compare it with the meat.

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If a hide is subsequently
produced by or on behalf of a person who has butchered any livestock alleged to
have been stolen and is claimed to be the hide of the animal killed, the hide shall be
exhibited as soon as possible for inspection to the sheriff of the county in which the
animal was butchered. No such hide shall be admitted in evidence nor shall
evidence to identify such hide with the animal alleged to be stolen be received until
the prosecution is given such reasonable opportunity as may be fixed by court to
examine the hide and compare it with the meat.