The Colorado Association for Municipal Court Administration (CAMCA) was established in 1970 and offers trainings that cover those things that you deal with every day or on a fairly regular basis as a Court employee.  The trainings cover court procedures, customer service, DMV, interpreters, court appointed council, warrants, bonding, and case flow/records management.  To join CAMCA, you must be affiliated with a Colorado Municipal Court and pay an annual membership fee. 

A default will list the charge and the points associated with the charge on the driving record.  According to statute, the points associated with a default can be used toward a point suspension.  A default is considered by statute a conviction of the original charge(s).  A $30 administrative fee is assessed on all defaults.  This administrative fee is in addition to any other fees assessed by the court.  Once the person pays the administrative fee, the court keeps $15 and $15 is sent to DMV.
 
An OJW is not a conviction but will place a hold on the person's driving record.  An OJW does not carry points. If there is a conviction on the ticket, the court must send the conviction to DMV separately.  A $30 administrative fee is assessed on all OJW's.  This administrative fee is in addition to any other fees assessed by the court.  Once the person pays the administrative fee, the court keeps $15 and $15 is sent to DMV.