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Colorado District Attorney
Governance
There is an elected district attorney in each of the state's 22 judicial districts[1].
Campaign finance discipline
The Colorado District Attorney is responsible for prosecuting criminal violations of campaign finance laws and matters that are not in the jurisdiction of the state's campaign finance laws set by the Colorado Constitution[2]. All other complaints are handled by the Colorado Secretary of State.
External links
References
- ↑ Colorado 5th Judicial District "Frequently Asked Questions"
- ↑ [Confirmed with Colorado Secretary of State on May 5, 2010]
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