Security is thieves and further shows how much cops and the government suck wouldnt even hold my…read morenail climping set up front because it had a small pair of what theyd call siccors in it, wouldnt even let me look to see if i could place it outside she threaten to write me a ticket instantly. But this will fall on deaf ears just like any complaints about this company you guys set a horrible exMple thank god i dont have kids yet what a pain it would be to explain that to my kids they have a badge they do what they want. Also can i say un organized court started 8am and not a single person has been spoken to besides check in.

I 100% complied with Judge Hartmann's and Judge Berkenkotter's orders. The Judges in Boulder are…read moreusing my custody case to continue punishing me for a criminal matter that I was released from in 2018. I graduated probation, early, with merit. That never happens in Boulder because they set everyone up to fail. Through my hard work and compliance, I succeeded. It has now been over 2000 days since I have spoken with my son. That alienation is far more harmful to any child than simply recognizing that I complied with your pathetic orders. After I showed that I had complied, Judge Buttler (the one that lets rapists back into the community) ordered me and only me to do an evaluation with a "therapist" that I have a conflict of interest with. Furthermore, he restricted my right to file anything in my case making it impossible for me to show that I have a conflict with the "therapist". Buttler has violated my right to due process. The result is the complete alienation of a loving and capable parent from a child. There is no protection order in my custody case because I have never harmed my child. Judge Buttler, even rapists and murderers speak to their children, I never raped or murdered anyone. In fact the "victim" in my criminal case wrote you (Butler) a letter of character on my behalf. Boulder "court" is proof that only rich people get to know their children. Please retaliate against me and arrest me so that I can explain all of this to a jury. Russell Daniels 2010DR49

We were in Denver for NYE and I saw that this building lights up at night. I saw some really cool…read morephotos of it prior to coming to Denver, so I made sure to visit during the day and the evening. During the day it was a cool building, we weren't able to go inside and tour because it was the holidays but at night it transforms into a beauty covered in lights! It was so beautiful and loved that this is something they do every year!

horrible experience from the start to end. courtroom assignment was wrong and when we got to the…read moreright one. there was no hearings today. we watched a video and got basically told to figure it out alone. at the legal services it's taken two hours to get seen. I am second in line and after two hours still wasn't seen. horrible attitudes and demeanor from an employee shooing off people in need like they are a dog. i understand there is a process and procedure but if you don't want to work when you are at work. quit your job and let someone who does take it. this experience alone is my deciding factor on leaving the state

Not Bad You need to…read morearrive between 7:30-8:00 AM for jury duty. Check-in works like airport TSA, only you do not have to take your shoes off. Expect to spend part of the day, or up to 3 days if you get picked as a juror.

The building is fine. The security process at 0730 is very…read moreslow. Four workers to process 400 potential jurors. The system still disrespect jurors.

First-time Small Claims Court filers, this is for you: 1)…read moreFill out the JDF 250 form and take it to one of the two "CIVIL SMALL CLAIMS" windows in the Centennial Center, first floor. Just bring one copy and your checkbook. Don't bring exhibits or multiple copies - they won't get used. 2) Drive over to the Weld County Sheriff's Office (says WELD COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINSTRATION on the building) and pay a fee to have the defendant served. 3) Prepare your case. Read the "Small Claims Handout / 19th Judicial District Handout" and follow all instructions. FYI it won't matter how nice the paper you use for exhibits is, they scan everything and your actual papers will never be seen by the magistrate. 4) You are not required to list your exhibits on the JDF 72 Exhibit List form they give you. 5) On the day of your trial (always Thursday?) get there at least an hour ahead of the trial time (always 1:15p?). Go back to a CIVIL SMALL CLAIMS window and tell them you want to provide your exhibits to the court. They will scan all of your documents and take your USB thumb drive. You will not get these things back. Note: they have to remove all staples before scanning. 6) It's okay not to provide the defendant with a copy of your exhibits until the trial. 7) The well-prepared plaintiff will observe some cases before the day of your own trial. Observers are allowed. As this is written, cases are on the 2nd floor of the Centennial Center in Courtroom C. 8) The magistrate will take care of some preliminary business and then order opposing parties to go into little rooms, sit across a table from each other, and try to work out a deal. This is where your provide a copy of your exhibits to the defendant to keep. You will discuss your exhibits and the defendant's exhibits. Everyone will probably realize who has a strong case and who doesn't. Note that there's no arbiter present. It's just you and the defendant(s). 9) If you reach a deal, you will fill out a form that's there in the room stating what the agreement is. Don't worry if you don't know how to fill it out completely (we didn't). Just fill out what you can and go back to the courtroom. Of course, make it clear to the magistrate what part(s) you need assistance with. The magistrate is understanding and helpful. 10) If you did reach a deal, the magistrate will make it official. If you did not, both the plaintiff and defendant will present their cases, and the magistrate will rule. The whole process isn't super complicated, but they don't tell you these things. I couldn't guess why; every single Small Claims participant needs to know this stuff.

The old courthouse is really nice with marble steps and looks just like an old courthouse should…read more However there are a bunch of different buildings for all other matters and you have to go through security checks for each taking up a bunch of time. People are nice though, even though it smells a bit funny.

As we all know the juror process I won't boar you with that. I will say the summons puts the…read moreunnecessary fear of god in you and to ensure you're on time for the jury perquisites. As we waited in line to get in the courthouse it went fairly smoothly. I felt bad for the people who called the jurors number and was told to come in just to be told they didn't need to show up especially after waiting 30 minutes in the unusual cold snap we had that day. After the ones who were told to come in and after another 45 minutes wait we were all told there was a stay and we could leave. Thank God.

My number came up, and I had the dreaded jury duty. Arapahoe County has a system for calling in or…read morechecking their website the day/night before. If you are not excused, I advise arriving before 7:30 a.m., when the doors open, so you can get through security quickly and arrive at the jury summons room on time. You fill out another questionnaire (similar to the summons you must bring), which helps the judges and lawyers determine the first round of excusals. If you are "lucky" enough to make it through that round, you will be taken upstairs to the courtroom for the voir dire process. Depending on the number of jurors needed, you may need to stay for lunch. There is a reasonably priced cafeteria with hot and cold options and snacks.

Most people try their hardest to get out of jury duty. I for one tried my hardest to serve my…read morecivic duty and I was picked. Juror number 1. Though I did enjoy the experience it literally took from 8am to 5pm. Could have easily ended in half the time but the lawyer had to hash out the legalize and the jury had to leave the room to not be prejudice.

It's never fun waking up, making time to drag yourself to a courthouse waiting in line, seeing the…read morejudge, paying a fine at the window. I will say however, this was not a completely bad experience. My kid asked me to accompany him to help deal with his first traffic ticket. We got there 20 min early, checked in. Took another 30 min to be called, 60 min to be called into the judge, 10 min to pay at the window. Took time but not a bad experience. Take some work or entertainment with you and you'll be fine.

I've lived in Colorado permanently since 1988 on and off since 1975. I've lived in 6 different…read morecounties across the state. Jefferson County is the absolute worst by far. Zero customer service. They lie and don't keep their word or commitments. In my opinion the commissioner of my area should be looking for work in fast foods. I've dealt with a few departments and none deliver satisfactory service. They're really good at getting my Tabor refund with empty promises. Looking forward to moving to a county that provides decent roads and services.

Wow, the lady that works at the desk here is so so mean! She made a 17 year old girl cry for over…read morean hour because she was in the wrong place to pay a ticket. Kids should not be traumatized by a minimum wage employee with a low self esteem. Be nice Karen!