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Colorado Rules of Criminal Procedure For All Courts of Record in Colorado — Rule 4.2.

Rule Change #2004 (16) COLORADO RULES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: CHAPTER 29

Rule 4.2. Arrest Warrant Without Information, Felony Complaint, or Complaint

If a warrant for arrest is sought prior to the filing of an information, felony complaint, or complaint, such warrant shall issue only on affidavit sworn to or affirmed before the judge or a notary public and determined by a judge to relate facts sufficient to establish probable cause that an offense has been committed and probable cause that a particular person committed that offense. A warrant may be obtained by facsimile transmission (FAX) pursuant to the procedure set forth in Rule 41, in which event the procedure in Rule 41 shall be followed. The court shall issue a warrant for the arrest of such person commanding any peace officer to arrest the person so named and to take the person without unnecessary delay before the nearest judge of a court of record.

BY THE COURT: Alex J. Martinez Justice, Colorado Supreme Court

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RULES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — RULE 4.2, 2004(16) (Colo. 9-9-2004)
(Sep 9, 2004)