EVERY DEADLINE

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The date of the warrant

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The officers executing it

A search warrant is executed within fourteen days after its date.

From

The day the notice of revocation is received

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The driver

A written request for a hearing is due within seven days after the day the notice is received, and the revocation takes effect seven days after receipt.

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The meeting, counted back

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The local public body

A local public body gives full and timely notice by posting it, with agenda information where available, no less than twenty-four hours before the meeting on a public website.

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The person's request

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The facility

A person on a hold may see a patient representative with no clinical, administrative or financial responsibility for them within twenty-four hours after asking.

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The hold being placed or ordered

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The facility

A facility may detain a person on an emergency mental health hold for evaluation for no more than seventy-two hours.

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The request, for records not readily available

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The records custodian

A reasonable time to make records available for inspection is presumed to be three working days or less, and may be extended where extenuating circumstances exist.

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Signing the agreement or offer to purchase

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The buyer

The buyer may cancel until midnight of the third business day after signing, by written notice to the seller at the address in the agreement.

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Notice that the authorized repairs are complete

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The customer

Storage charges may begin on the fourth day if the vehicle is not picked up within three days after notice of completion, not counting Saturday, Sunday, legal holidays or days the facility is closed.

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The employer receiving the written notice

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The employer

The employer marks the date and time it received the written notice of injury and makes a copy available to the employee within seven days.

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The death

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The successor

A successor may collect the decedent's personal property by affidavit once at least ten days have passed since the death, with no personal representative's appointment pending or granted.

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The injury

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The injured employee

An employee injured in an accident notifies the employer in writing within ten days, though the posted notice says an employee who does not report promptly may still pursue a claim.

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The written demand being sent, or a claim or lawsuit being served

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The employer

An employer that does not pay all earned wages within fourteen days owes a penalty of the greater of two times the unpaid amount or $1,000, or for a willful failure the greater of three times the amount or $3,000.

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The notice of right to cure being given

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The consumer

After a default that is only a missed payment, the creditor may not accelerate or take the collateral until twenty days after the notice, and the consumer may cure until then by paying the sums due.

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The determination that a breach occurred

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The business holding the data

Affected Colorado residents, and the attorney general where five hundred or more are affected, are notified without unreasonable delay and no later than thirty days after determining a breach occurred.

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Filing the notice of claim

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The person with the claim

No action is started until the public entity denies the claim or ninety days pass after the notice is filed, whichever is first.

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The court acquiring jurisdiction over the respondent

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The court

A decree of dissolution is entered only once ninety-one days or more have passed since the court acquired jurisdiction over the respondent, by service or by joining or appearing.

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Discovery of the injury

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The person injured

A written notice of the claim is filed within one hundred eighty-two days after the injury is discovered. It is a jurisdictional prerequisite, and without it the action is forever barred.

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The discriminatory or unfair employment practice

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The person discriminated against

A charge is filed with the civil rights commission within three hundred days after the practice occurred, or it is barred.

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The cause of action accruing

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The person harmed

Actions for assault, battery, false imprisonment, false arrest, libel and slander, and against sheriffs, police officers and other law enforcement, are commenced within one year.

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The injury, or a death resulting from it

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The injured employee, or the dependents

The right to compensation is barred unless a notice claiming compensation is filed with the division within two years, with longer periods for certain occupational diseases.

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The cause of action accruing

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The person injured, or the family after a death

Tort actions, including negligence and trespass, and actions for wrongful death, are commenced within two years, apart from motor vehicle torts.

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The cause of action accruing

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The person suing

Contract actions, actions for fraud or breach of trust, and actions for taking, detaining or converting goods are commenced within three years.

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The cause of action accruing

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The person injured, or the owner of the property

Tort actions for bodily injury or property damage arising from the use or operation of a motor vehicle are commenced within three years.

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The cause of action accruing

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The creditor

An action to recover a liquidated debt or a determinable amount of money due, or arrears of rent, is commenced within six years.

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The landlord's notice of the condition

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The landlord

Where a condition materially interferes with the tenant's life, health or safety, remedial action begins within twenty-four hours after the landlord has notice.

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The landlord's notice of the condition

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The landlord

Where the premises are uninhabitable, remedial action begins within seventy-two hours after the landlord has notice.

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The landlord receiving the tenant's demand and notice of intent to sue

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The landlord

A tenant may sue for treble damages, attorney fees and costs only if the landlord does not return the deposit, or the part withheld, within seven days after receiving the demand.

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The rent falling due

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The landlord

No late fee may be charged unless the rent payment is late by at least seven calendar days, and the fee may not exceed $50 or five percent of the past due rent, whichever is greater.

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The landlord's notice of the condition

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The landlord

A landlord is presumed to have failed to repair within a reasonable time where a condition that materially interferes with life, health or safety is not remedied within seven calendar days after notice.

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Service of the written notice

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The tenant

After a default in rent, ten days' notice in writing requires payment of the rent or delivery of possession before the landlord may treat the tenant as holding over.

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Service of the written notice

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The tenant

Where a material condition of the lease is broken, ten days' notice in writing requires either compliance or delivery of possession.

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The temporary protection order and citation issuing

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The court

The hearing on a permanent protection order is set not more than fourteen days after the temporary order issues, and the temporary order is extended if the respondent cannot be served in time.

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The landlord's notice of the condition

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The landlord

A landlord is presumed to have failed to repair within a reasonable time where an uninhabitable condition is not remedied within fourteen calendar days after notice.

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The lease ending or the premises being surrendered, whichever is later

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The landlord

The landlord returns the full deposit, or the balance with a written statement of the exact reasons for keeping any of it, within thirty days, or a longer period the lease sets that does not exceed sixty days.

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The permit being issued

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The permit holder

A permit to carry a concealed handgun is valid for five years after it issues and may be renewed.

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A personal recognizance or cash bond being set and ready, with the person back at the jail

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The jail

The jail releases the person within six hours, unless extraordinary circumstances exist, and a lack of staff is not one.

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Arrival at the jail or holding facility

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The arresting jurisdiction

A person held in custody is brought before a court for bond setting as soon as practicable, and no later than forty-eight hours after arriving at the jail, at a hearing where the person is present.

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The commission of the offense

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The prosecution

A petty offense is charged within six months after it is committed.

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The commission of the offense

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The prosecution

A class 1 or 2 misdemeanor traffic offense is charged within one year after it is committed.

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The commission of the offense

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The prosecution

A misdemeanor is charged within eighteen months after it is committed.

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The commission of the offense

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The prosecution

A felony other than those with longer or no limits is charged within three years after it is committed, with the time paused while the person is out of the state.

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The commission of the offense

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The prosecution

Vehicular homicide, and leaving the scene of a crash that caused a death, are charged within five years.

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The use of force the officer witnessed

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A peace officer who witnessed it

An officer who witnesses another use force beyond what the section permits reports it in writing to a supervisor within ten days, and failing to report it is a class 2 misdemeanor.