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Colorado waiver extradition 2026

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The document is a legal waiver of extradition form for a defendant arrested for a felony offense in Colorado. It outlines the conditions under which the defendant consents to be extradited back to Colorado if arrested in another state, including waiving the right to contest extradition and understanding that bail will not be granted in other states during this process.

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Begin by entering the court address at the top of the form. This should include the county and any relevant details.
Fill in your name as the defendant, along with the date of your arrest for a felony offense.
Complete the attorney or party information section, including name, address, phone number, and email. Ensure all contact details are accurate.
In the waiver section, read through each statement carefully. Confirm your understanding and agreement by checking off each condition regarding extradition.
Sign and date the form at the bottom where indicated. Make sure to print your full name clearly beneath your signature.
If required, have a witness sign and date in their designated area to certify that you executed this waiver voluntarily.

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What is a waiver of extradition in Colorado?

The advisement hearing is also where the alleged fugitive can opt to waive extradition. A waiver of extradition means that the alleged fugitive agrees to be transported to the demanding state without putting up a legal fight. Some people choose a waiver of extradition in order to speed the process along.

Is it good or bad to waive extradition?

Extradition can take two or three months, especially if the defendant chooses to fight extradition. For legal advice about the extradition process or to confidentially discuss your criminal proceedings with one of our Colorado criminal defense lawyers, do not hesitate to contact us.

What does a waiver of extradition mean?

A general rule of thumb is if the charge from the other state is minor, then waive extradition. Waiving will shorten the time period the other state has to come and get him and for minor charges there is a slight chance the other state may not bother with the expense to come get him and/or may not have enough time.

Will Colorado extradite for probation violation?

Yes, Colorado will extradite defendants for probation violations. This includes offenders who are currently outside of Colorado but were sentenced in Colorado as well as offenders who are in Colorado but were sentenced in another state.

Is Colorado an extradition state?

Colorado may extradite fugitives suspected of committing any felony, misdemeanor, or petty offense. But because extradition is expensive, Colorado typically pursues fugitives suspected of only serious crimes such as homicides, (CRS 18-3-402), grand theft, drug trafficking, and escaping prison (CRS 18-8-208).