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13-17.5-108. Teleconferenced hearings.

Statute text

The department of law, the department of corrections, and the state judicial department shall cooperate to determine the cost of and actively pursue federal funding and contributions from any public or private entity for the purpose of developing, implementing, and maintaining a teleconferencing system for conducting proceedings in connection with state or federal civil actions filed by an inmate against a public defendant. On or before December 1, 1996, the state judicial department shall inform the judiciary committees of the general assembly of the progress made in pursuing funds for the development of the system. On or before March 1, 1996, the state judicial department shall submit a detailed plan to implement the use of a teleconferencing system for all proceedings in which an inmate is a witness or a party.

History

Source: L. 95: Entire article added, p. 480, 1, effective July 1.


REGULATION OF ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS


ARTICLE 20
ACTIONS

Annotations

Annotator's note. For a discussion of standing issues in a child's claim for loss of consortium in the death of a parent, an issue of first impression in Colorado, see Reighley v. International Playtex, Inc., 604 F. Supp. 1078 (D. Colo. 1985).

Annotations

Law reviews: For article, "Section 1983 Litigation in State Courts: A Review", see 18 Colo. Law. 27 (1989).

 

Section

 

PART 1 SURVIVAL OF ACTIONS

13-20-101. What actions survive.

13-20-102. Effect of repeal.

 

PART 2 ACTIONS ABOLISHED - MARITAL

13-20-201. Legislative declaration.

13-20-202. Civil causes abolished.

13-20-203. Breach of contract to marry not actionable.

13-20-204. Certain contracts made in settlement of claims void.

13-20-205. Unlawful to file pleading.

13-20-206. Unlawful to name corespondent.

13-20-207. Corespondent not to be disclosed - cross-examination - effect.

13-20-208. Penalty for violations.

 

PART 3 INFORMED CONSENT TO
MEDICAL PROCEDURES

13-20-301 to 13-20-305. (Repealed)

 

PART 4 WRITTEN INFORMED CONSENT TO
ELECTROCONVULSIVE TREATMENTS

13-20-401. Definitions.

13-20-402. Physician to provide information for written informed consent.

13-20-403. Restrictions on electroconvulsive treatment - rights of minors.

 

PART 5 ACTIONS AGAINST ARCHITECTS,
ENGINEERS, AND
LAND SURVEYORS

13-20-501. (Repealed)

 

PART 6 ACTIONS AGAINST LICENSED
PROFESSIONALS

13-20-601. Legislative declaration.

13-20-602. Actions against licensed professionals and acupuncturists - certificate of review required.

 

PART 7 ACTIONS BASED ON
ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY

13-20-701. Legislative declaration.

13-20-702. Definitions.

13-20-703. Environmental third-party liability - ownership.

 

PART 8 CONSTRUCTION DEFECT ACTIONS FOR PROPERTY LOSS AND DAMAGE

13-20-801. Short title.

13-20-802. Legislative declaration.

13-20-802.5. Definitions.

13-20-803. List of defects required.

13-20-803.5. Notice of claim process.

13-20-804. Restriction on construction defect negligence claims.

13-20-805. Tolling of statutes of limitation.

13-20-806. Limitation of damages.

13-20-807. Express warranty - not affected.

13-20-808. Insurance policies issued to construction professionals.

 

PART 9 CLASS ACTIONS

13-20-901. Class actions - appellate review.

 

PART 10 INJURIES OCCURRING OUT OF STATE

13-20-1001. Short title.

13-20-1002. Legislative declaration.

13-20-1003. Definitions.

13-20-1004. Forum non conveniens.

 

PART 11 ACTIONS INVOLVING THE EXERCISE OF CERTAIN CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS

13-20-1101. Action involving exercise of constitutional rights - motion to dismiss - appeal - legislative declaration - definitions.

 

PART 12 ACTIONS FOR SEXUAL MISCONDUCT
AGAINST MINORS

13-20-1201. Definitions.

13-20-1202. Civil cause of action for sexual misconduct against a minor - exceptions.

13-20-1203. Limitation on action - retroactive application.

13-20-1204. Waiver of liability void.

13-20-1205. No contributory negligence - interest on damages - limitation on damages.

13-20-1206. Attorney fees.

13-20-1207. Applicability of part to public entities and public employees - damages - no duty to indemnify.


PART 1
SURVIVAL OF ACTIONS