Judge Julie Hoskins

Applies to

Petition and affidavit

The County Attorney initiates a new action by filing the Petition and a sworn Affidavit with the applicable court.

Applies to

Petition

The Petition should be filed as a public court document and should not include any medical and/or mental health information regarding the individual.

Applies to

Petition and affidavit

Must include

certificate of service

The filing County Attorney must include a certificate of service with the filing.

Applies to

Pleading

All pleadings must be filed electronically through ICCES.

Applies to

Proposed resume notice

Applicants must submit proposed resume notices in word-processing format through ICCES when filing an application or amended application; Microsoft Word is preferred.

Applies to

Rule 26 disclosures

All parties must file their C.R.C.P. Rule 26 disclosures through ICCES.

The renewed Petition and Affidavit must be filed before the court order expires.

Deadline

48 hours

If no bond is set on the warrant and the arrestee is otherwise bail eligible, the arrestee must be brought before a court for bail setting within 48 hours of arrest.

A detained person may file a motion to reconsider monetary bond conditions after seven days from the setting of bond.

The County Attorney must serve the individual and, if represented, the individual's counsel with the Petition and Affidavit.

A defendant moving to modify bond must provide reasonable notice of the motion to the district attorney.

Applies to

Rule 26 disclosures

Service

Electronic service

All parties must serve their C.R.C.P. Rule 26 disclosures via ICCES.