Colorado Association of Pretrial Services (CAPS)

Colorado Association of Pretrial Services

United States

 

Legislative Authority

Colorado Revised Statutes

16 - 4 - 104. (1) (a)

The defendant may be released from custody upon execution by him of a personal recognizance. The court may require additional obligors on the bond as a condition of granting the same.

16 - 4 - 105. (1) (o)

No person shall be released on personal recognizance until and unless the judge ordering the release has before him reliable information concerning the accused, prepared or verified by a person designated by the court or substantiated by sworn testimony at a hearing before the judge, from which an intelligent decision based on the criteria set forth in this section can be made. Such information shall be submitted either orally or in writing without unnecessary delay.

Pretrial Services: A History

Pretrial Justice Institute

Who We Are

  • CAPS focuses to support the establishment of responsible agencies to provide pretrial services in the state of Colorado and to take a leadership role in legislative issues.
  • The aim of the organization is to promote the exchange of ideas and issues, professional competence, and responsibility in the area of Pretrial Services.

Colorado Association of Pretrial Services 2007, Inc. All rights reserved. 

 

 

Site design by: Sandy J. Schweitzer

Colorado Association of Pretrial Services

United States