Colorado Code § 13-3-102

Surveys - conferences - reports
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(1) The state court administrator under the
direction of the chief justice shall make a continuous survey of the conditions of the dockets and
the business of the courts of record and shall make reports and recommendations thereon to the
chief justice.
(2) The chief justice shall assemble the judges of the courts of record at least once yearly
to discuss such recommendations and such other business as will benefit the judiciary and the
expedition of the business of the several courts. When so summoned, the judges of the courts of
record shall attend such conferences at the expense of the state of Colorado. Each judge shall file
a verified itemized statement of the mileage and all moneys actually paid out for personal
maintenance expenses in attending such conferences with the court administrator, who shall
audit the same and submit it to the state controller. The state controller shall draw a warrant
therefor, which warrant shall be paid by the state treasurer out of the appropriate fund. Unless
excused by illness, such judges are required to attend the conferences unless excused by the
chief justice.
(3) Repealed.

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