How to supoena evidence and an officer for a small claims case in Colorado?

Question

Hello,

I am trying to supoena an officer as a witness and call logs from the defendants wireless carrier as well as a 911 call I made to the police.

For the officer I was told to fill out the supoena to appear and take it to the clerk to stamp and then deliver it to the sherriffs office. However, I am confused since I did not have a private carrier deliver it to the sherrifs office? Is this OK? They stamped it as received and time stamped it.

For supoenaning evidence the forms they provided indicated that the party would be supoened to produce the evidence and would have to show up to court. I only want them to submit the evidence to me and not show up and physically present it. Can I reword the form to say this? Also, when they submit the evidence can I request them to send it to me? Or do they need to send it to the court, and where? Also, are there charges that I am unknown of for supoening the call logs and 911 tape by the wireless company and the police?

Thanks!

Answer 1

Subpoenas can be delivered by any party as long as it is authorized by the court.