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Suppressing Court Records Of Eviction Proceedings

It became law on Mar 20, 2020.

CO HB 20-1009 · House Bill · 2020A

Stage
Became law
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House
Sponsors
2
Latest action
Mar 20, 2020

What it does

Court records related to an eviction proceeding or an action for termination of a mobile home park tenancy are suppressed court records that are not publicly available. If an order granting the plaintiff possession of the premises is entered in the action, the court records are no longer suppressed and the court must make the records available to the public, unless the parties agree that the records should remain suppressed. The names of the parties included in a court record that is suppressed may be used by a court for administrative purposes, but the court shall not, for any reason, publish the names of the parties online. A summons in an eviction proceeding must include a notice…

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Where it stands

This bill passed and is now law.

  1. Introduced (Done)

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  3. Floor (Done)

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    Mar 20, 2020

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