Colorado Judicial Branch
Government AdministrationColorado, United States501-1000 Employees
The Colorado Judicial Branch is a state government agency that administers Colorado's court system. Its work centers on ensuring equal access to justice, supporting public safety, and strengthening the rule of law across the state. Based in Denver, the organization operates courts and probation offices with a focus on impartial and timely dispute resolution and meaningful community engagement. Colorado's court system is divided into appellate and trial levels. The Supreme Court serves as the court of last resort, while the Court of Appeals typically handles first-level appellate review for decisions from district, probate, and juvenile courts and for several state administrative agencies. Trial courts include District Courts, County Courts, and Water Courts, each handling civil, criminal, domestic relations, probate, and water-rights matters, with appeals directed to the appropriate appellate court.
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