C.R.S. Section 20-1-115
Reporting of children in diversion programs

(1)

On or before July 1, 2024, and each July 1 thereafter, the district attorney of each judicial district shall submit a report, either individually or through the Colorado district attorneys’ council, to the house of representatives judiciary committee and the senate judiciary committee, or their successor committees, that includes the following from the previous twelve months in the judicial district:

(a)

The number of children ten years of age or older but under thirteen years of age who were offered an opportunity to participate in a diversion program but declined to participate;

(b)

The number of children ten years of age or older but under thirteen years of age who participated in a diversion program;

(c)

The number of children ten years of age or older but under thirteen years of age who were charged with an offense in a juvenile proceeding as a consequence of failing to successfully complete a diversion program; and

(d)

The number of children ten years of age or older but under thirteen years of age who enter into a diversion program and, at the time of entry into the diversion program or during participation in the diversion program, are known to the diversion program or district attorney’s office to receive services from a county department of human or social services, including services provided through prevention programs, assessment, a department of human services case without court involvement, or a dependency and neglect case.

Source: Section 20-1-115 — Reporting of children in diversion programs, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-20.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

20‑1‑101
Bond and oath or affirmation of district attorney and staff 20‑1‑102
Appear on behalf of state and counties 20‑1‑103
Collect forfeited recognizances 20‑1‑104
Appear at inquests 20‑1‑105
Opinions to county officers - representation 20‑1‑106
Appear and advise grand juries 20‑1‑106.1
Preparation and review of affidavits and warrants 20‑1‑107
Disqualification - court to appoint prosecutor - legislative declaration 20‑1‑108
When sick or absent, court to appoint 20‑1‑109
Powers of appointee 20‑1‑110
Intergovernmental cooperation and contracts 20‑1‑111
District attorneys may cooperate or contract - contents - appropriation 20‑1‑112
Financial audits 20‑1‑113
Reporting of criminal proceedings involving public school students 20‑1‑114
Peace officer-involved shooting investigations - disclosure 20‑1‑115
Reporting of children in diversion programs 20‑1‑201
Deputies - chief deputies - staff 20‑1‑202
Powers of deputies 20‑1‑203
Compensation of deputy, chief deputy, and assistant district attorneys 20‑1‑204
Powers of chief deputy 20‑1‑205
Assistant district attorneys 20‑1‑206
Powers 20‑1‑207
Powers of assistant 20‑1‑208
Special officers - stenographers - salaries 20‑1‑209
Investigators and other employees 20‑1‑210
Prohibition of practice of law - associates - members of district attorney’s staff 20‑1‑301
Compensation of district attorneys 20‑1‑302
Expenses 20‑1‑303
District attorneys allowed necessary expenses 20‑1‑306
Salaries paid from state and county funds 20‑1‑307
Social security coverage 20‑1‑308
Compensation and expenses - special prosecutors
Green check means up to date. Up to date

Current through Fall 2024

§ 20-1-115’s source at colorado​.gov