Submitting to the Registered Electors of the State of Colorado an Amendment to Section 19 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Colordo, Authorizing the Denial of Bail to Persons Accused of a Capital Offense When Proof is Evident or Presumption is Great, Persons Convicted of a Crime of Violence Who Are Await-ing Sentencing for Such Conviction or Appealing Such Conviction or in the Following Cases if a Court Finds that Proof is Evident or Presumption is Great as to the Crime Alleged to Have Been Commit-ted and Finds that the Public Would Be Placed in Significant Peril: A Crime of Violence Alleged to Have Been Committed While on Con-ditional Release from Confinement, or a Crime of Violence Alleged to Have Been Committed After Two Previous Felony Convictions, or One Such Previous Felony Conviction if Such Conviction was for a Crime of Violence.

Authors

Colorado General Assembly

Files

Publication Date

1983

Chapter

n/a

Session Type

Regular

Session Number

1

Document Type

House Concurrent Resolution

Start Page

1670

Recommended Citation

Colorado General Assembly, "Submitting to the Registered Electors of the State of Colorado an Amendment to Section 19 of Article II of the Constitution of the State of Colordo, Authorizing the Denial of Bail to Persons Accused of a Capital Offense When Proof is Evident or Presumption is Great, Persons Convicted of a Crime of Violence Who Are Await-ing Sentencing for Such Conviction or Appealing Such Conviction or in the Following Cases if a Court Finds that Proof is Evident or Presumption is Great as to the Crime Alleged to Have Been Commit-ted and Finds that the Public Would Be Placed in Significant Peril: A Crime of Violence Alleged to Have Been Committed While on Con-ditional Release from Confinement, or a Crime of Violence Alleged to Have Been Committed After Two Previous Felony Convictions, or One Such Previous Felony Conviction if Such Conviction was for a Crime of Violence." (1983). Session Laws 1951-2000. 9539.
https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/session-laws-1951-2000/9539