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Colorado Community Corrections Standards & Statutes

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The Office of Community Corrections establishes Community Corrections Standards

Under the advisement of the Governor's Community Corrections Advisory Council, these standards establish minimum levels of service within Colorado community corrections programs and seek to reduce risks associated with managing offenders in the community.

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Statutes

The Colorado Revised Statutes (C.R.S.) are the codified general and permanent statutes of the Colorado General Assembly.

You can search the Colorado Legal Resources for the most current statute language.

The following statutes and laws govern community corrections in Colorado.

C.R.S. 16-11-102.4 Genetic testing of convicted offenders 

16-22-102 Definitions
16-22-103 Sex offender registration - required - applicability - exception
16-22-105 Notice - requirements - residence - presumption
16-22-106 Duties - probation department - community corrections administrator - court personnel - jail personnel - notice
16-22-108 Registration - procedure - frequency - place - change of address - fee
16-23-103 Collection of biological samples from persons arrested for or charged with felonies
17-27-101 Legislative declaration
17-27-102 Definitions
17-27-103 Community corrections boards - establishment - duties
17-27-103.5 Statements relating to a transitional referral to community corrections
17-27-104 Community corrections programs operated by units of local government, state agencies, or non-governmental agencies
17-27-106 Escape from custody from a community corrections program
17-27-108 Division of Criminal Justice in the Department of Public Safety - duties - community corrections contracts
18-1.3-301 Authority to place offenders in community corrections programs (formerly 17-27-105)
18-7-701 Sexual conduct in a correctional institution.
HB 18-1251 House Bill 1251
PREA (Federal) National Prison Rape Elimination Act Standards