C.R.S. Section 16-8-101
Insanity defined

16‑8‑101
Insanity defined - offenses committed before July 1, 1995 16‑8‑101.3
5 and in making conforming amendments 16‑8‑101.5
Insanity defined - offenses committed on and after July 1, 1995 - definitions 16‑8‑102
Other definitions 16‑8‑103
Pleading insanity as a defense 16‑8‑103.5
Impaired mental condition - when raised - procedure - legislative intent 16‑8‑103.6
Waiver of privilege 16‑8‑103.7
Examination after entry of defenses of insanity and impaired mental condition 16‑8‑104
Separate trial of issues 16‑8‑104.5
Single trial of issues 16‑8‑105
Procedure after plea for offenses committed before July 1, 1995 16‑8‑105.5
Procedure after plea for offenses committed on or after July 1, 1995 16‑8‑106
Examinations and report 16‑8‑107
Evidence 16‑8‑108
Examination at instance of defendant 16‑8‑109
Testimony of lay witnesses 16‑8‑114
Evidence concerning competency - inadmissibility 16‑8‑115
Release from commitment after verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity or not guilty by reason of impaired mental condition 16‑8‑115.5
Enforcement and revocation of conditional release from commitment 16‑8‑116
Release by hospital authority 16‑8‑117
Advisement on matters to be determined 16‑8‑118
Temporary removal for treatment and rehabilitation 16‑8‑119
Counsel and physicians for indigent defendants 16‑8‑120
Applicable tests for release 16‑8‑121
Escape - return to institution 16‑8‑122
Commitment and observation