{"data":{"id":"us-co/c.r.s.-19-1-105","jurisdiction":"us-co","citation":"C.R.S. § 19-1-105","heading":"Right to counsel and jury trial.","body":"(1) All hearings, including adjudicatory hearings, shall be heard by a judge or magistrate without a jury, except as otherwise provided by this title.\n\n(2) The right to counsel is provided in this title 19. Nothing in this title 19 prevents the court from appointing counsel in addition to a guardian ad litem for a child if it deems representation by counsel necessary to protect the interests of the child.\n\n(3) In proceedings pursuant to the \"School Attendance Law of 1963\", article 33 of title 22, the court may appoint a guardian ad litem for the child, unless the child is already represented by counsel. If the court finds that it is in the best interest and welfare of the child, the court may appoint both counsel and a guardian ad litem. The court shall make information regarding the truancy process available to the child's parent or guardian ad litem.","path":["Title 19 - CHILDREN'S CODE","Article 1 - General Provisions","Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS"],"source_url":"https://olls.info/crs/crs2026-title-19.htm","current_through":"Colorado Revised Statutes 2026","vintage":"","retrieved_at":"2026-09-14T18:37:45Z","sha256":"3ae195ff824d5a632379ce958496033cabfad9bf76f61bd7f6a2e279d8ede38e","source_id":"us-co","stale":false,"prev":"us-co/c.r.s.-19-1-104","next":"us-co/c.r.s.-19-1-106"},"notice":"GroundRules: Original legal text. Not legal advice."}