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Digitized by the Internet Archive 2013 in http://archive.org/cletails/govlawcococleinclex01 Colorado Revised Statutes 2012 A M Index to Prepared Under the Supervision and Direction of the COMMITTEE ON LEGAL SERVICES by JENNIFER G. GILROY OF THE COLORADO BAR, REVISOR OF STATUTES, AND THE OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE LEGAL SERVICES LexisNexis Printers and Distributors CONTENT OF 2012 COLORADO REVISED STATUTES Declaration ofIndependence Constitution ofthe United States Enabling Act of Colorado Constitution ofthe State of Colorado Title 1. Elections Title 25. Health Title 2. Legislative Title 25.5. Health Care Policy and Financing Title 3. United States Title 4. Uniform Commercial Code Title 26. Human Services Code Title 5. Consumer Credit Code Title 27. Behavioral Health Title 6. Consumer and Commercial Title 28. Military and—Veterans Affairs Title 29. Government Local — Title 7. Corporations andAssociations Title 30. Government County — Title 8. Labor and Industry Title 31. Government Municipal — Title 9. Safety Industrial and Title 32. Special Districts Commercial Title 33. Parks and Wildlife Title 10. Insurance Title 34. Mineral Resources Title 11. Financial Institutions Title 35. Agriculture — Title 12. Professions and Occupations Title 36. Natural Resources General Title 13. Courts and Court Procedure Title 37. Water and Irrigation — Title 14. Domestic Matters Title 38. Property Real and Personal Title 15. Probate, Trusts, and Fiduciaries Title 39. Taxation Title 16. Criminal Proceedings Title 40. Utilities Title 17. Corrections Title 41. Aeronautics: Aircraft and Title 18. Criminal Code Airports Title 19. Children's Code Title 42. Vehicles and Traffic Title 20. DistrictAttorneys Title 43. Transportation Title 21. State Public Defender Colorado Court Rules Title 22. Education A—Z Index — Comparative Tables Title 23. Postsecondary Education — Title 24. Government State Copyright © 2012 BY THE COMMITTEE ON LEGAL SERVICES FOR THE STATE OF COLORADO TABLE OF CONTENTS A M General Index to ni PREFACE TO THE GENERAL INDEX This Volume contains the entire general index to the Colorado Revised Statutes. Itincludes references to all statutory sections, the Constitution ofthe state ofColorado and the United States, and the rules of the Supreme Court of Colorado. The general index hasbeenpreparedandpublished underthe supervisionoftheCommittee on Legal Services and the Office of Legislative Legal Services. The members of the Colorado Bench and Bar are encouraged to communicate any comments and suggestions they may have concerning the index to the Office ofLegislative Legal Services, 091 State Capitol, Denver, Colorado 80203. SHORT TITLES AND POPULAR NAMES This volume contains a "ShortTitles andPopularNames" sectionthathas indexentries for acts with statutory shorttitles andactsorsections withcommonlyusedpopularnames.Acts that begin with the word "Colorado" will be found under the first word following "Colorado", and uniform acts will be found indexed under the first word following "Uniform". For example, the "Colorado Medical Treatment Decision Act" will be fond indexed under "Medical Treatment", and the "Uniform Transfers to Minors Act" will be found indexed under "Transfers to Minors Act". Uniform acts are also located under the boldface heading "UNIFORM LAWS" in the general index. WORDS AND PHRASES This volume contains a "Words and Phrases" section that has index entries for words or phrases that are defined in statutory sections. Ifthe word or phrase is defined in more than one statutory section, theindexentries willindicatethedifferentcontexts in whichtheword or phrase is defined. Words that appear in numerous sections with generally the same definition, such as "person", and words that are defined solely for the purpose of abbreviating a term, such as defining "Department" to mean the department of Human Services, have not been indexed under "Words and Phrases". GRANTS OF RULE MAKING AUTHORITY This section entitled "GRANTS OF RULE-MAKING AUTHORITY" contains index entries for statutory sections that contain grants for rule-making authority. Ifauthorization is granted in more than one statutory section^ the index entries will indicate the different sections in which the authority is granted. Each executive department is listed and contains a listing for all the rule-making authorizations for that department. For example, the "Education, department of" will contain a listing for "Education, commissioner of" that lists the grants for rule-making authority for this position. COMPARATIVE TABLES This volume contains several tables located at the back of the volume. The first table is provided to assist users in locating sections renumbered when the statutes were reenacted forC.R.S. 73. The remaining tables are provided to assistusers in locating provisions when whole bodies of law have been repealed and reenacted resulting in renumbering or in relocation of provisions. An explanatory note at the beginning of each table specifies the statutes treated in the table and provides instructions for use of the table. IV EXPLANATORY NOTES Boldface headings. The general index consists of an alphabetical listing of boldface headings, assembled from words and phrases used in statutory sections, constitutional provisions, and court rules. In addition, an effort has been made to use other phrases and terms, including acts by popular name and frequently used nonlegal terms. Boldface headings generally contain references to specific sections, constitutional provisions, and court rules and treat the subject matter exhaustively unless references are made to other boldface headings. For example, under the boldface heading "ARSON", the user should find all statutory sections, constitutional provisions, and court rules dealing with the topic of arson except those statutory sections relating to arson information reporting that have been indexed under "INSURANCE". The user is directed to the boldface heading "IN- SURANCE" through use of a cross reference. Crossreferences. Acrossreference directs the userofthe general index to anotherboldface headingwherethattopicisgenerallyconsideredorspecificallyindexed. Forexample,under the boldface heading, "ABDUCTION", there is a cross reference to the boldface heading "KIDNAPPING" where the topic of abduction is considered generally. As a further example, under the boldface heading "BAD CHECKS", there is a cross reference that directs the user to the boldface heading "CHECKS" where the topic of bad checks is indexed in detail. Sometimes the cross reference will include a general reference to the statutory sections where the topic is found in the Colorado Revised Statutes along with a cross reference to the boldface heading where the user will find a detailed index of those statutory sections. For example, under the boldface heading "NO FAULT INSURANCE", the user is provided with a reference to the general statutory sections concerning no fault insurance (sections 10-4-701 to 10-4-726) but is also directed to the boldface heading "MOTOR VEHICLES" where those statutory sections are indexed in detail. Internal cross references. An internal cross reference generally directs the user from one subheading to another subheading within the same boldface heading. For example, under the boldface heading "LABOR" and under the subheading "Eight-hour day", the user is directed to the subheading "Hours of labor" to find index entries that deal with that topic eithergenerallyorspecifically.Aninternalcrossreferencemay alsodirecttheuserfromone topic to another topic within the same subheading. For example, under the same boldface heading "LABOR" and under the same subheading "Hours oflabor", the user is directed for the topic "Hazardous occupations" to the topic "dangerous employment" under that same subheading "hours of labor". Rules of the Supreme Court. Index entries for the rules of the supreme court have been incorporatedinthegeneralindex sothattheuserisprovidedwithboththe statutory sections and the court rules applicable to a particular subject. The following citations for the court rules have been utilized in the general index: C.R.C.P. refers to the rules of civil procedure, including the rules of county court civil procedure, rules ofprocedure for small claims courts, and the rules ofprocedure regarding lawyer discipline. Canon refers to the code ofjudicial conduct. C.R.P.R refers to the rules of probate procedure. Juvenile procedure rules refers to the rules ofjuvenile procedure. Crim P. refers to the rules of criminal procedure. R.T.V.B. refers to the rules for county court traffic violations bureaus. C.R.T.I. refers to the rules for traffic infractions. C.M.C.R. refers to the municipal court rules ofprocedure. C.RJ.S.S. refers to the rules ofjury selection and service. C.A.R. refers to the appellate rules. C.R.E. refers to the rules of evidence. C.R.R. refers to the rules for referees. Water rule refers to the rules for water divisions. VI GENERAL INDEX AtoM