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WHAT IS A DISPOSITION?Top

"Disposition" means a decision not to file criminal charges after arrest; the conclusion of criminal proceedings, including conviction, acquittal, or acquittal by reason of insanity; the dismissal, abandonment, or indefinite postponement of criminal proceedings; formal diversion from prosecution; sentencing, correctional supervision, and release from correctional supervision, including terms and conditions thereof; outcome of appellate review of criminal proceedings; or executive clemency.

WHERE CAN I GET A DISPOSITION IF IT IS NOT POSTED TO MY CBI RECORD?Top

You can get copies of your dispositions from www.cocourts.com for a nominal fee. These records are also available from the courts in which you appeared. If your case never went to court, you may be able to get the records from the arresting agency itself (the police department or sheriff’s office) or the district attorney’s office in the jurisdiction where you were arrested.

To File a Request for Evaluation of Judicial Conduct (RFE):
Sign the RFE, letter, or summary and email, mail, or fax it, along with all attachments or enclosures to:
1300 Broadway, Suite 210
Denver, CO 80203
Fax: 303.501.1143
Email: judicialconduct@jd.state.co.us

•  Download and print the RFE or, upon request, the Commission will provide the RFE Form by mail or fax.

•  Carefully review the Instructions and Important Information included with the Form.

•  On the RFE or in a letter or summary, describe the judicial conduct that you believe may have violated the Canons or the Rules of Judicial Discipline. Provide any exhibits, partial transcripts or Audio CDs of proceedings, court orders, and other documentation that is available to you.

Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline