Stay Informed About Your Case
VINE — Victim Information and Notification Every Day
If you want to receive notification when a defendant has made bond, you must register with the victim notification program called VINE (Victim Information and Notification Every Day). VINE can be accessed 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide the most current information regarding custody status changes and criminal case information.
In Denver, VINE only applies to notifications regarding Denver City and County jail inmates.
What you'll need to register:
- The defendant's first and last name
- A 4-digit PIN (you'll create this during registration)
Notification options: When you register online, you will be given the option of being notified of custody changes by phone, email, or text message. You must enter your PIN both to receive information and to stop notifications.
Post-Sentencing Victim Notifications
Victim advocates keep victims aware of critical stages during the prosecution of their cases. After the case is closed, agencies other than the Denver DA's office provide notifications to victims post-sentencing.
Click here (English / Spanish) for more information about why you should enroll in post-sentencing victim notification programs.
Enrollment by Agency
If a defendant is in the custody or control of one of the following agencies and you wish to be notified, please enroll with the agency directly:
Department of Corrections / Parole (DOC)
For defendants in state prison or on parole.
DOC Enrollment Form (English) DOC Enrollment Form (Spanish)Probation — District Court
For felony probation cases.
District Court Probation Enrollment Form (English) District Court Probation Enrollment Form (Spanish)What Notifications Include
Notification may include:
- Current location
- Transfers
- Escapes
- Death while in custody
- Changes in probation
- Probation hearings
- Parole hearings
- Probation, incarceration, and parole release dates