what is the statue of limitation in colorado?
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You will have to be much more specific for an answer to your question. Do you mean how long can someone try to collect money from you for bills you owe? Each state has collection laws, but they are different for different kinds of debts. And it is statute, not statue.
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colorado (the rocky mountains)
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do you mean statute of limitations?  that is a civil suit.  there may be one, but you need to look it up in your states civil siut guidelines.  oh, and agaisnt cops, you have a snowballs chance in hell.
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Statute mentioned is how to obtain a valid Handicap Tag in Colorado.  Violation of the parking rules is a traffic violation.\n\nUse of a fictitious tag could be arrestable.
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16 years ago the statute of limitations is well past. You ahve nothing to worry about!!
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On criminal case, the prosecutor can file charges until it reaches its statue of limitation.  For high felonies, like murder, there is no statue of limitation.  They have at least two year to file charges for minor crimes.  It is longer for more serious violations.
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There are many limits. Laws vary by region and some states restrict certain lawsuits. I advise you to go look for some information on your state.
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I assume you are referring to the lease.  The statute of limitations would be based on your state law.  Usually, statues of limitations for contracts run about four to six years, although some have gotten rid of limitations altogether for renters.
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Nope- unfortunately it didn't pass here in colorado, although in the city and county of Denver it is legal to possess an ounce or less as long as it's in one bag and you're 21 or over.
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search www.coloradohistory.com
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Colorado has a seatbelt law. Click it or ticket.
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I've heard of it being done in a murder case where the alien had actually been arrested but released, however, I don't think the courts will support it.\n\nLet's watch and see, though.  One of the things that passed in Colorado on the 7th was a requirement that their attorney general sue the federal government for failure to enforce illegal immigration laws.  They figure they are owed education costs, incarceration costs, etc. etc.\n\nAlso, Rox is right.  In LA for example, Special Order 40 might give you a case.
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I believe access to property is an offense, as Colorado is a joint property state (both spouses equally own marital property such as a house).\n\nI would go to the District Attorney's office and file charges.  They should be able to best define the crime.
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No.  It only means that police don't ask if they are here legally until the arrest stage.  Then they ask.   I believe Colorado just passed a law outlawing sanctuaries.  I think that is a good thing.  The idea that somehow it is 'unfair' to enforce the law is one big reason why we got into this situation with 12 to 20 million illegals here.
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I'm afraid the above people are incorrect.  There absolutely is a statue of limitations for collecting a debt.  It goes by the type of debt and the state in which the debt laws are under.  Please take a look at the sources section for a link to a website that shows the statue of limitations on debts by state.\n\nJust because there is a statue of limitations on collecting the debt does not mean that they still cant report it to your credit.  They just cannot harass you and it is often easy to get it removed by paying less than you owe.  (by your question I cannot tell if you are going after someone who owes you money... or if someone is trying to collect against you... So I am just assuming someone is trying to get money from you.)\n\nIf you want the item removed from your credit you can contact the collection agency or the original debtor by mail (be sure to do everything by mail as it will give you proof in court if it has to go there)  Make sure to send all letters certified mail also, and keep copies for your records.\n\nI suggest you first dispute the claim that you own the money and ask for a copy of your signature on the document stating that you accepted the terms of the loan (or whatever they are after).  Please note it is illegal to dispute items that you know you owe, but if you honestly feel you dont owe it or cannot remember back that far, etc then it can be disputed with both the credit reporting agencies (transunion, equifax, experian) and to the collection company or the original person who claims you owe money.  \n\nIf that fails or you find out "Opps I remember doing that now" then you need to clear the mark from your credit.  Legally they cannot harass you and it is just in your best interest to clear the matter.  You can often settle for less than you owe, since they know they cannot legally come after you for the debt since it is so old.  Be sure to get in writing that they are willing to accept $xxx.xx and will remove the matter from your credit.  When you send the check send a "Restrictively Endorsed" check and letter.  AGAIN keep copies of everything.\n\nThe "Restrictively Endorsed"  letter will pretty much read as follows:\n\nDear SO and So,\n\n    Please find inclosed a check for the amount of $xxx.xx  which is to be used to pay off my account XXXXXXXXX.  Your acceptance of this check signifies that the account is paid in full and that you will remove all derogatory items from my credit report for all of the major credit bureaus.\n\nThank you so much,\nSo and So.\n\nWhen and if they deposit that check... They have just agreed to the terms in your letter.  Again the letter and check must be in the same envelope.  They must be sent registered mail, and keep a copy of everything.\n\nHope this helps you to remove that collection or at least clear it up (again the statue of limitations is below for your review).  If you are trying to collect a debt then the below link will help you to decide the statue of limitations also.
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They can have you serve the time at any point if you've already been convicted/pled.  Statue of limitations only prevent a case from being tried, nothing else.  Since the trial already occured statue of limitations have no bearing on the situation.
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RCW 9A.60.020 Forgery is a class C Felony and cannot be prosecuted more than three years after its commission unless it is committed by a public officer if the commission is in connection with the duties of his office. In that case the limitation is ten years.(RCW 9A.040.080 Limitations of actions)