Colorado courts system is rather complicated. With no centralized repository of court records of different types, the search should be performed on different levels in the state of Colorado. Doing it manually requires certain expertise, but the task could be facilitated, if you start your seach from finding an appropriate court records search software.
Colorado District Courts
There is 1 District court in the state of Colorado. The federal district court whose jurisdiction is comprised of the Colorado counties: Colorado District Court.
Colorado County Reference List to Search for Colorado Court Records:
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Colorado in Court Record Feeds
OCTOBER 1, 2002. FORMER FEDERAL PROBATION OFFICER SENTENCED FOR FALSIFICATION OF COURT RECORDS.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – J. Clayton Bedell, a former United States Probation Officer for the District of Colorado, was sentenced today to three years supervised probation, 360 hours of community service, and a $1,500 fine for falsifying court records and subsequently lying about it to investigators, the Justice Department announced. The sentencing took place before U.S. District Court Judge Walker Miller in the District of Colorado.
On June 7, 2002, Bedell pled guilty to making false statements. Bedell was a Probation Officer in the District of Colorado from September 1993 until April 2001, when he resigned his position after admitting falsification of official court records.
From April 1999 until March 2001, Bedell repeatedly falsified official Probation Office records to conceal his failure to contact and perform drug tests on probationers over whom he had supervisory duties. As part of his scheme, Bedell created records of fictitious personal contacts with probationers, employers, and family members, and he also falsely reported the collection and testing of urine specimens.
This case was prosecuted by the Public Integrity Section of the U.S. Department of Justice and was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
July 24, 2006. James Jagels, 45, of Evergreen, Colorado, was sentenced today to ten months of electronically monitored home detention in a criminal case arising out of a Miami-based FDA investigation. According to court records and statements at the hearing, from approximately March 1998 through November 2000, Jagels participated in a conspiracy with an individual originally based in Kittridge, Colorado, who later relocated his operations to Miami.
Edward O'Connell, DOB: 2-29-68, pled guilty to Theft (a class four felony); Perjury (a class four felony); Criminally Negligent Homicide (a class five felony); Illegal Practice of Medicine (a class two misdemeanor); and Third Degree Assault (a class 1 misdemeanor). According to court records, the Colorado Medical Board found that he had no license to practice medicine in Colorado and was not certified as any kind of health care worker.
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