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Updated: 
January 17, 2020

What protections can I get in an extreme risk protection order?

The judge can order the respondent to:

  • give up any firearms and concealed carry permits;
  • not have a firearm in his/her custody or control; and
  • not possess, purchase, or receive a firearm.1

1 Colo. Stat. § 13-14.5-105(9)

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