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Colorado.

My state has a criminal libel statute CRS 18-13-105 as well as civil libel statutes. Can I use these laws to have a police department remove a arrest report that is falsely stating that I was arrested for domestic violence. This was not a domestic violence case but protection order involving a neighbor of all things over parking. Since there was a heated exchange at one point the neighbor got a protection order not to park on the street adjacent to his house. The order was a little vague and the neighbor got the police to arrest me for violating the protection order for parking my truck a block away from his house, (Wrong side of the street.), Sending Civil Court papers to his house, (The address I was instructed to send the paper work to in the protection order.), and not recognizing he was there when I was talking to the records clerk at the police department (He came in behind me).

All the charges were dismissed after I filed a motion in court that all the arrests were improper since the protective order was never violated. Officially the DA dismissed the case without acknowledging my motion but my motion was never contested.

Back ground on this is I have a developmental disability a mild form of autism called Aspergers. The disability tends to produce quarks, I emotionally swing and have learning disabilities (Also problems recognizing people and social clues.) which makes it hard for me to work regular jobs and sometimes makes some people suspicious of me. I make my living fixing and repairing cars as a mobile mechanic. I have had run ins with the police in the past and cost the city $1/2 million when I filed a corruption complaint against a judge in a junk vehicle case. This particular neighbor with the protection order had been filing city code violation complaints against me to try to force me out of the community. The restraining order was part of this program as well as the police response.

The neighbor has moved away but the police department continues to publish on the State's Public Reporting Site (CBI) that I was arrested for; three domestic violence violations; even though the violations were not even domestic violence. (I found out about these publications when a dating site refused to list me because of my history of domestic violence.) The police department is refusing to remove these publications even though they can with a simple letter to the state reporting agency. The state has a very long and expensive process for sealing records even when you are found innocent of the charges. It takes over a year to go though the sealing process and requires public posting of your sealing request and court hearings. Attorneys charge over $3,500 or more to go though the process. I don't have that kind of money.

What I would like to do is get an injunction to stop the public posting of the domestic violence arrest allegations. Is it possible to use my states criminal libel statute CRS 18-13-105 or the Civil Libel statutes to do this? Could I do this in County Court where I know how to file a civil claim and request and injunction? Do it you self information would also be useful.

I work with a service dog that works off leash. I am Aspergeric, a form of mild autism, who works with a physiological service dog. The dog has been trained over several years to function as a service dog. What the dog does is provide feed back and interaction which helps me control secondary characteristics of the Aspergers. Essentially by maintaining control of the dog I can control allot of characteristics that make it difficult to interact with people. The dog lets me know when I am acting inappropriately. The dog travels with me all the time including when I work, socialize, and recreate.

The problem I have now is that I was ticketed for violating a leash law and told to leave a mountain bike riding area in Boulder County, Colorado, because the Officer claimed that dogs were prohibited from even being in the cars in the park's parking area even service dogs. Essentially I had let the dog out of the car to exercise some. In the past the dog would accompany me on rides but he is getting too old for this now. The dog still wants to accompany me on the rides and will bark if I just leave him in the car (The car is specially insulated and the windows stay down so there is no danger the dog will overheat in the car.) . What I found I could do, was to ride a short way with the dog tiring some and he will not bark when I left in the car for my ride. It was when I was doing this that I got ticketed for a Leash Law violation and ordered to leave the park by a Boulder County Sheriff Officer. The Officer did this even after I showed him the paper work from my physiologist showing that my dog was a service dog and I explained what I was doing.

I know that the ADA allows me to have the dog in the park. The problem I have now is the leash law. So far I have found only one out state case that states that a service dog that is working and is under control is not a dog at large. Does anybody have any idea how the ADA allows for leash law exemption?

I work with a service dog that works off leash. I am Aspergeric, a form of mild autism, who works with a physiological service dog. The dog has been trained over several years to function as a service dog. What the dog does is provide feed back and interaction which helps me control secondary characteristics of the Aspergers. Essentially by maintaining control of the dog I can control allot of characteristics that make it difficult to interact with people. The dog lets me know when I am acting inappropriately. The dog travels with me all the time including when I work, socialize, and recreate.

The problem I have now is that I was ticketed for violating a leash law and told to leave a mountain bike riding area in Boulder County, Colorado, because the Officer claimed that dogs were prohibited from even being in the cars in the park's parking area even service dogs. Essentially I had let the dog out of the car to exercise some. In the past the dog would accompany me on rides but he is getting too old for this now. The dog still wants to accompany me on the rides and will bark if I just leave him in the car (The car is specially insulated and the windows stay down so there is no danger the dog will overheat in the car.) . What I found I could do, was to ride a short way with the dog tiring some and he will not bark when I left in the car for my ride. It was when I was doing this that I got ticketed for a Leash Law violation and ordered to leave the park by a Boulder County Sheriff Officer. The Officer did this even after I showed him the paper work from my physiologist showing that my dog was a service dog and I explained what I was doing.

I know that the ADA allows me to have the dog in the park. The problem I have now is the leash law. So far I have found only one out state case that states that a service dog that is working and is under control is not a dog at large. Does anybody have any idea how the ADA allows for leash law exemption?

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