Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado Filing Timing and Cure Windows
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Filing cutoffs, deemed-filed rules, rejection handling, cure periods, and outage procedures. This page is scoped to Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
Cutoffs and deemed-filed rules
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Criminal cases
The District Attorney must provide proposed jury instructions to the Court and opposing counsel by noon on the first day of trial or opening statements, whichever is later.
The District Attorney shall provide a complete set of proposed instructions to the Court and opposing counsel no later than 12:00 p.m. on the first day of trial or opening statements, whichever is later.
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Criminal cases
Proposed defense instructions, including the defendant’s theory of the case, must be submitted to the Court and District Attorney by noon on the first day of trial.
Any proposed defense instructions, including the defendant’s theory of the case, must also be submitted to the Court and to the District Attorney no later than 12:00 p.m. on the first day of trial.
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The digital photographs of returned exhibits must be submitted within 21 days after the hearing or trial concludes.
The party shall photograph the returned exhibits, and digital copies of the photographs shall be submitted to the court through CCE (or, for pro se parties, to the Clerk of Court) within 21 days of the conclusion of the hearing or trial in order to preserve the record as to the released exhibits.
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A deposition submitted under the rule must be filed when the deposition is completed.
Depositions submitted in accordance with this paragraph D shall be filed upon completion of the deposition.
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The clerk will not provide proceeding dates without a prior notice to set filed at least seven days before the setting date.
The clerk will not give dates for any court proceedings without prior notice. A notice to set must be filed at least 7 days prior to the setting date.
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Criminal cases
Plea agreements must be entered and accepted by the last docket day before trial, and ordinarily will not be accepted on the trial day absent extraordinary circumstances.
All plea agreements must be entered by the defendant and accepted by the Court no later than the last docket day scheduled before trial. ABSENT EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES, the Court will not accept plea agreements on the day of trial.
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Criminal cases
The prosecution’s jury-preparation materials are due to the Division and opposing counsel by noon on the Friday before trial.
All of the People’s proposed jury instructions, including case specific instructions, the joint list of witnesses, exhibits, and supplemental jury questionnaires shall be delivered to the Division and a copy provided to opposing counsel by no later than 12:00 p.m. on the Friday prior to trial.
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Criminal cases
Responses the Court will consider must be filed by noon on the Friday before trial.
Any responses to be considered by the Court must be filed no later than 12:00 p.m. on the Friday prior to trial.
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Depositions submitted in accordance with this paragraph D shall be filed upon completion of the deposition.
Summary: A deposition submitted under the standing order must be filed when the deposition is completed.
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Criminal cases
Any request by the District Attorney shall be made promptly.
Summary: A District Attorney request for a no-bond hold must be made promptly.
Filing deadlines
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Criminal cases
Parties must file all motions, including motions in limine, within 35 days after the jury trial is scheduled.
Parties have 35 days from the date jury trial is scheduled to file motions, including motions in limine.
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Criminal cases
- Deadline
- 1 business days
Plea agreements must be filed as soon as possible and no later than one business day before sentencing.
Plea agreements shall be filed as soon as possible and no later than 1 business day prior to sentencing.
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The defendant must file any answer, counterclaim, or cross-claim on or before the date fixed in the summons or another date fixed by the court, and must appear at that date and time.
The Defendant/Tenant “shall file an answer including any counterclaim or cross-claim on or before and shall appear in court at, the date and time as fixed in the summons, or such other date as fixed by the court.” C.R.C.P. 312.5(a).
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A party appearing for trial by Webex must file its exhibits and provide copies to the opposing party at least two days before trial.
If parties appear for trial by Webex, they shall file with the court any exhibits and provide copies to the opposing party at least two days prior to the trial.
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A notice to set must be filed at least seven days before the setting date.
A notice to set must be filed at least 7 days prior to the setting date.
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After 35 days, the court will review compliance, and the pending motion may be dismissed as abandoned if the required Notice to Set and mediation date were not filed.
The Court will review this matter in 35 days to determine whether the parties have complied with this Order. If a notice to set, including a scheduled mediation date, has not been filed, the pending Motion may be deemed abandoned and dismissed.
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A Trial Management Certificate must be filed at least seven days before the hearing.
Trial Management Certificates (“TMC”) shall be filed with the Court no less than 7 days before the hearing date.
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Criminal cases
Unless the court orders otherwise, all substantive motions must be filed within 28 days after arraignment.
Unless otherwise Ordered, all substantive Motions shall be filed no later than 28 days following arraignment.
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Criminal cases
A party's response to a motion is due within 14 days and must include legal authority.
To the extent a Party wishes to respond to a Motion, they must do so within fourteen(14) days and include legal authority
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Criminal cases
Motions in limine and motions for substantive amendments to charges must be filed at least seven days before the pretrial readiness conference at which they will be heard.
Motions in Limine and Motions for Substantive Amendments to Charges pursuant to Crim. P. 7(e) shall be in writing and shall be filed no later than seven (7) days prior to the Pretrial Readiness Conference at which time they will be heard by the Court.
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The exhibit list must be filed with the court no later than seven days before the hearing.
The parties shall both exchange trial exhibits and file a list of the Exhibits with the Court no later than 7 days before the hearing date.
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The Trial Management Certificate and Joint Marital Spreadsheet are due no less than seven days before the hearing.
Trial Management Certificates (“TMC”) and Joint Marital Spreadsheet shall be filed with the Court no less than 7 days before the hearing date.
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The parties must exchange trial exhibits and file an exhibit list with the court no later than 7 days before the hearing.
The parties shall both exchange trial exhibits and file a list of the Exhibits with the Court no later than 7 days before the hearing date.
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A Trial Management Certificate must be filed with the court at least 7 days before the hearing.
Trial Management Certificates (“TMC”) shall be filed with the Court no less than 7 days before the hearing date.
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Civil cases
The proposed case management order is due no later than 42 days after the case is at issue under Rule 16(b)(1).
No later than 42 days after the case is at issue as defined by Rule 16(b)(1), the parties shall file a proposed case management order that complies with the requirements of Rule 16.
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- Deadline
- 3 business days
The attorney who set a discovery status conference must submit a short notice of disputed issues no later than three business days beforehand, with a small number of relevant documents optionally attached.
No later than 3 business days before the status conference, the attorney who set the conference shall submit a short notice describing the disputed issues, to which they may attach a small number of relevant documents.
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Criminal cases
All substantive motions must be filed within 45 days after arraignment.
All substantive motions shall be filed no later than 45 days after arraignment.
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Criminal cases
If no motions hearing has been set, the moving party must schedule it no later than 30 days before trial.
If a motions hearing has not been set, the moving party shall set the matter for hearing no later than 30 days before trial.
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Criminal cases
Written motions must be filed no later than 10 days before the hearing.
Written motions must be filed no later than 10 days before the hearing date.
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Criminal cases
Substantive motions in limine must be filed in writing on the date of the pretrial readiness conference.
Substantive motions in limine must be filed in writing on the date of the pre-trial readiness conference.
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- Applies to
- Written status reports and motions for permanency
Written status reports and motions for permanency must be filed and served at least five days before the hearing.
All written status reports and motions for permanency must be filed with the Court and served on all counsel of record or pro se parties no later than five (5) days prior to the hearing.
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- Applies to
- Written treatment plans
Written treatment plans must be filed and served at least seven days before the dispositional hearing.
All written treatment plans must be filed with the Court and served on all counsel of record or pro se parties no later than seven (7) days prior to the dispositional hearing.
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The OCA's proposed long order must be submitted for approval no later than 14 days after the hearing, unless the court directs otherwise.
Unless the court otherwise directs, the OCA shall prepare a written order reflecting the findings and orders of the court after a hearing and shall submit the same for approval no later than fourteen (14) days following the Court hearing.
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If a redaction request cannot be resolved, the requesting party must file a motion within five days after service of the request that identifies the information to be redacted and briefly explains the request.
If no agreement is reached regarding additional redactions, the party requesting the redaction shall file a motion with the court within five (5) days after service of the request, stating the type of additional information the respondent is requesting to be redacted, and a brief explanation outlining why the request is being made.
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A written motion objecting to expert testimony under Shreck must be filed and served no later than seven days before trial, and failure to file waives the objection.
If counsel for any party objects to the admissibility of any expert testimony as contemplated by People v. Shreck, 22 P.3d68 (Colo.2001), a written motion must be filed and served no later than seven (7) days before trial. Failure to file such motions will be deemed a waiver of Shreck admissibility objections.
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Criminal cases
Unless otherwise ordered, all discovery must be completed no later than 35 days before trial.
Unless otherwise Ordered, all discovery must be completed no later than 35 days before trial.
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Criminal cases
- Applies to
- Witness list
The District Attorney must provide the defendant and file with the court a good-faith witness list, including addresses and telephone numbers, no later than 35 days before trial.
must provide to the defendant and file with the Court a good faith list of witnesses, including addresses and telephone numbers, no later than 35 days before trial;
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Criminal cases
The defendant must provide the District Attorney and file with the court the defense theory, good-faith witness list, affirmative defenses, and alibi notice no later than 35 days before trial.
must provide to the District Attorney and file with the Court the defendant’s theory of defense, good faith list of witnesses, including addresses and telephone numbers, designation of affirmative defenses, and notice of alibi no later than 35 days before trial;
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Criminal cases
All substantive motions must be filed no later than 45 days after arraignment.
All substantive motions shall be filed no later than 45 days after arraignment.
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Criminal cases
If a motions hearing has not been set, the moving party must set the matter for hearing no later than 35 days before trial.
If a motions hearing has not been set, the moving party shall set the matter for hearing no later than 35 days before trial;
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Criminal cases
Opposing counsel must provide a written response within 21 days.
opposing counsel shall provide written response within 21 days.
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Criminal cases
All expert statements and reports must be disclosed to opposing counsel no later than 35 days before trial.
All statements and/or reports of the expert shall be disclosed to opposing counsel no later than 35 days before trial.
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Criminal cases
- Applies to
- Proposed instructions
The District Attorney's complete proposed-instruction set is due no later than the morning of the first trial day.
The District Attorney shall provide a complete set of proposed instructions no later than the morning of the first day of trial.
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Criminal cases
- Applies to
- Defense instructions
Proposed defense instructions are due before the close of evidence.
Any proposed defense instructions, including the defendant’s theory of the case, must be submitted electronically to the Court and prosecution prior to the close of evidence.
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- Deadline
- 24 hours
Mediation must be scheduled before all pre- and post-decree settings, and the notice of mediation must be filed and received by the court at least 24 hours before the setting or the setting will be vacated.
Mediation must be scheduled prior to a setting on all matters whether they are pre or post decree. A notice of mediation must be filed and received by the Court 24 hours prior to setting, or it will be vacated.
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Criminal cases
Motions must be filed within 21 days after arraignment.
Motions shall be filed within 21 days of arraignment.
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Criminal cases
Motions in limine must be filed at least seven days before the pretrial-readiness proceeding.
Motions in limine shall be filed at least seven days in advance of Pre-trial - Readiness.
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Criminal cases
All parties must disclose good-faith witness lists and exhibit lists at least seven days before trial.
Good faith lists of witnesses and exhibit lists from all parties shall be disclosed at least seven days before trial.
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Criminal cases
Plea paperwork and bond consent must be filed one day before the scheduled docket day.
Plea paperwork and bond consent shall be filed one day prior to the scheduled docket day.
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The case will be closed if no further filings are made after twenty-one days.
If there are no further filings after twenty-one days, then the case will be closed.
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Criminal cases
A late-filed motion in limine or motion to amend will be considered only if good cause is shown.
Late filed Motion in Limine or Motions to Amend will be addressed only with good cause shown.
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Criminal cases
When possible, unsigned plea copies should be submitted through E-filing at least two days before the disposition date.
When possible, unsigned copies of such pleas shall be provided to the Court via E-filing at least two days before the disposition date.
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Criminal cases
- Applies to
- Supplemental questionnaire
A requested supplemental questionnaire must be submitted to the court and opposing counsel before the pretrial readiness hearing.
If a supplemental questionnaire is requested, it shall be submitted to the Court and opposing counsel prior to pre-trial readiness.
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Criminal cases
Motions hearings will be held at least 30 days prior to trial, and the scheduling of such hearings must be initiated by the moving party.
Summary: A motion hearing must occur at least 30 days before trial, and the moving party must initiate scheduling the hearing.
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Criminal cases
must provide to the District Attorney and file with the Court the defendant’s theory of defense, good faith list of witnesses, including addresses, and designation of affirmative defenses, no later than 20 days before trial; notice of alibi defense is governed by C.R.Crim.P. 16(II)(d).
Summary: The defendant must provide and file the specified defense disclosures no later than 20 days before trial.
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Criminal cases
Fingerprints and photographs, along with the signed compliance on the Fingerprint Order, should be forwarded to the court within twenty-four hours after completion, pursuant to C.R.S. §16-21-104.
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The fingerprints, photographs, and signed compliance with the Fingerprint Order should be forwarded to the court within 24 hours after completion.
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Such electronic filings shall occur prior to or within 21 days after the hearing or trial.
Summary: Digital photographs of large or non-documentary materials must be filed before the hearing or trial or within 21 days afterward.
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- Deadline
- 30 calendar days ?
Effective immediately, all court reporters shall upload any newly completed and certified transcripts to SharePoint (into the designated transcript folder) within 30 days of completion and certification.
Summary: Court reporters must complete the SharePoint transcript upload within 30 days after completion and certification.
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- Deadline
- 30 calendar days ?
FTR audio transcribers shall provide the Clerk of Court's office with a copy of each completed and certified transcript to be uploaded to SharePoint (into the designated transcript folder) within 30 days of completion and certification.
Summary: FTR audio transcribers must provide the clerk with each completed and certified transcript for upload to the designated SharePoint folder within 30 days of completion and certification.
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The party shall immediately thereafter file a notice with the Court verifying that each released exhibit has been uploaded into the electronic court file.
Summary: Immediately after receiving the exhibit receipt, the party must file notice confirming that each released exhibit was uploaded to the electronic court file.
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- Deadline
- 21 calendar days ?
Such exhibits shall be placed on a CD or DVD and submitted to the Court by filing with either the assigned Division Court Judicial Assistant or the Clerk of Court's Office prior to the hearing or trial or within 21 days after the hearing or trial.
Summary: Audio and video exhibits must be filed on a CD or DVD with the assigned Judicial Assistant or Clerk before the hearing or trial or within 21 days afterward.
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Criminal cases
If the original ticket is filed with the court after the arraignment date has passed, the clerks are hereby authorized to create a case in Jpod using the Clerk of Court as the judicial officer. The clerk shall enter the event code CLDM to close the case and enter “original ticket not filed timely; case dismissed without prejudice per administrative order signed August XX, 2024” in the comments section.
Summary: When the original ticket is filed after the arraignment date has passed, the clerk must close the case with event code CLDM and record that it was dismissed without prejudice as untimely.
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Pursuant to C.R.C.P. 16.2(e), if the Motion includes a request to modify child support or maintenance the parties shall exchange mandatory financial disclosures and file updated Sworn Financial Statements (JDF 1111) no later than 42 days after service of the Motion.
Summary: For motions seeking modification of child support or maintenance, the parties must exchange mandatory financial disclosures and file updated sworn financial statements no later than 42 days after service of the motion.
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If neither party is represented by counsel, each party shall separately file a Pro Se Pre-Trial Statement (Form JDF 1129).
Summary: Each self-represented party must separately file Form JDF 1129 by the pretrial filing deadline.
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- Deadline
- 3 business days ?
No later than three business days before the status conference, the party requesting the conference shall file a short statement describing the disputed issues and your position.
Summary: The requesting party must file a statement of the disputed issues and its position no later than three business days before the discovery status conference.
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- Deadline
- 2 business days ?
The other party shall file a short response no later than two business days before the conference.
Summary: The responding party must file a short response no later than two business days before the discovery status conference.
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Criminal cases
any reply will be due no later than seven(7) days thereafter.
Summary: A reply to a motion response is due no later than seven days after the response.
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No later ===== PAGE 4 ===== than three days before the status conference, each party shall file a short statement (no more than 2 pages) describing the disputed issues and that party’s position.
Summary: The discovery status statement is due no later than three days before the status conference.
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Trial Management Certificates (“TMC”) shall be filed with the Court no less than 7 days before the hearing date.
Summary: A Joint Trial Management Certificate must be filed at least seven days before the hearing when at least one party is represented by counsel.
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Any party wishing to appear virtually, or to present the testimony of any witness virtually, must file a motion for absentee testimony (Form JDF 1309) pursuant to C.R.C.P. 43(i) as soon as the need for absentee testimony becomes known.
Summary: The motion for absentee testimony must be filed as soon as virtual appearance or virtual witness testimony becomes necessary.
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- Deadline
- 3 business days ?
No later than three business days before the status conference, the party requesting the conference shall file a short statement describing the disputed issues and your position.
Summary: The party requesting a discovery status conference must file a short statement describing the disputed issues and its position no later than three business days before the conference.
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- Deadline
- 2 business days ?
The other party shall file a short response no later than two business days before the conference.
Summary: The responding party must file a short response no later than two business days before the discovery status conference.
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Civil cases
- Deadline
- 3 business days ?
The responding party has three business days to file a response, with the same restrictions.
Summary: The responding party must file a response to a Notice of Discovery Dispute within three business days and must comply with the same page, spacing, and font restrictions.
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Civil cases
The Moving party shall call the clerk of Division 15 at ===== PAGE 2 ===== (719) 452-5284 within five days of filing the Motion to set the discovery matter for a hearing. Failure of the moving party to contact the Court within that time frame will be deemed an abandonment of the motion.
Summary: Failure to contact the court within five days after filing the discovery motion will be deemed abandonment of the motion.
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Civil settings are held Tuesdays at 8:30 am (with a 7-Day notice).
Summary: Civil settings require seven days' notice.
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- Deadline
- 2 business days
No later than 2 business days before the status conference, the other attorney shall submit a short response.
Summary: The responding attorney must submit a short response no later than two business days before the discovery status conference.
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Complete response to the request shall be served no later than twenty-one (21) days after service of the request, or within the timeframe ordered by the Court.
Summary: A complete response to a document-production request must be served within 21 days after service of the request unless the Court orders a different timeframe.
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Any Rule 56 Motions shall be filed no later than twenty-one (21) days prior to the hearing for which the motion applies.
Summary: A Rule 56 motion must be filed no later than 21 days before the applicable hearing.
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The opposing party shall be allowed seven (7) days following service of the motion to file and serve a response and any opposing affidavits.
Summary: The opposing party has seven days after service of a Rule 56 motion to file and serve its response and opposing affidavits.
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- Applies to
- Pretrial motion
Except for motions for continuance or motions to sequester witnesses, all pretrial motions, shall be filed with the court and copies served on opposing counsel by email no later than seven (7) days before trial.
Summary: Except for continuance and witness-sequestration motions, pretrial motions must be filed and emailed to opposing counsel no later than seven days before trial.
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No later than fourteen (14) days before a hearing on permanent custody, contested disposition hearing, termination hearings, allocation of parental responsibility hearings (APR), adjudicatory hearing, or other contested hearings, witness lists and exhibit lists shall be filed with the court and provided to all parties.
Summary: Witness and exhibit lists must be filed with the court and provided to all parties no later than 14 days before the specified hearings.
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All expert witnesses shall be disclosed no later than fourteen (14) days before the hearings, and rebuttal experts no later than seven (7) days before the hearing.
Summary: Expert witnesses must be disclosed no later than 14 days before the hearing, and rebuttal experts no later than seven days before the hearing.
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Criminal cases
Counsel shall provide the court with a joint witness list and respective proposed exhibit charts no later than the morning of trial.
Summary: The joint witness list and proposed exhibit charts must be provided to the court no later than the morning of trial.
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A Notice to Set must be filed at least 10 days prior to the setting.
Summary: A Notice to Set must be filed at least 10 days before the setting.
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Domestic settings are held on Thursdays at 8:15 am. A Notice to Set must be filed at least 10 days prior to the setting.
Summary: Domestic settings occur on Thursdays at 8:15 a.m., and the Notice to Set must be filed at least 10 days beforehand.
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After the court enters its order on the Petition, the court will set a twenty-one-day review.
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After entering the order on the Petition, the court will set a review twenty-one days later.
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Authenticity of exhibits is deemed stipulated to unless objected to in writing no later than three (3) days before the hearing.
Summary: Exhibits are deemed authentic unless a written objection is filed no later than three days before the hearing.
What filing deadlines apply to motion filings in Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado?
Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado: Parties must file all motions, including motions in limine, within 35 days after the jury trial is scheduled.
Judge Dennis McGuire: Unless the court orders otherwise, all substantive motions must be filed within 28 days after arraignment.
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When is a filing treated as filed in Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado?
Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado: The rule states a 12:00 p.m. filing cutoff. The District Attorney must provide proposed jury instructions to the Court and opposing counsel by noon on the first day of trial or opening statements, whichever is later.
Judge Laura N. Findorff: The rule states a last docket day scheduled before trial filing cutoff. Plea agreements must be entered and accepted by the last docket day before trial, and ordinarily will not be accepted on the trial day absent extraordinary circumstances.
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What filing deadlines apply to plea agreement filings in Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado?
Plea agreements must be filed as soon as possible and no later than one business day before sentencing.
What filing deadlines does Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado set?
Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado: The defendant must file any answer, counterclaim, or cross-claim on or before the date fixed in the summons or another date fixed by the court, and must appear at that date and time.
Judge Dennis McGuire: After 35 days, the court will review compliance, and the pending motion may be dismissed as abandoned if the required Notice to Set and mediation date were not filed.
Judge Lin Billings Vela: The OCA's proposed long order must be submitted for approval no later than 14 days after the hearing, unless the court directs otherwise.
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What filing deadlines apply to exhibits filings in Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado?
Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado: A party appearing for trial by Webex must file its exhibits and provide copies to the opposing party at least two days before trial.
Judge Lin Billings Vela: Exhibits are deemed authentic unless a written objection is filed no later than three days before the hearing. Machine summary, not yet verified; check the linked order.
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What filing deadlines apply to defendant defense theory, witness list, and affirmative defenses filings in Fourth Judicial District Court, Colorado?
The defendant must provide and file the specified defense disclosures no later than 20 days before trial. Machine summary, not yet verified; check the linked order.
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