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The document provides detailed instructions for defendants on how to file a criminal appeal from a County Court to a District Court in Colorado. It outlines the process, timelines, necessary forms, fees, and definitions of key legal terms. The appeal process is not a new trial but a review of the lower court's judgment. Defendants must file their notice of appeal within 35 days and follow specific steps to ensure proper submission and documentation.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Notice of Appeal and Designation of Record (JDF 222) in the editor.
Complete all sections of the form. Ensure that you provide accurate information regarding your case, including details about the judgment you are appealing.
Prepare two originals of the completed form: one for the County Court and one for the District Court. Additionally, make two copies for your records and to provide to the District Attorney.
File the originals with the appropriate courts and pay the $70 filing fee. If required, also pay any appeal bond as instructed by the court.
After filing, send a copy of your Notice of Appeal/Designation of Record to the District Attorney’s Office.
Once you receive confirmation from the County Court, prepare your written opening brief within 21 days, outlining any errors and arguments supporting your appeal.

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