Criminal
CR-102: Domestic Violence Plea Form With Waiver of Rights—Misdemeanor
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This form allows someone accused of a misdemeanor domestic violence crime to enter a guilty plea while waiving certain legal rights and understanding the consequences, including potential restraining order issuance and domestic violence conviction records. Prosecutors, defense attorneys, and judges use this form to process domestic violence cases efficiently while ensuring the defendant knowingly accepts the plea and its effects on their criminal record and future firearm rights.
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Forms that go with CR-102
CR-101RequiredPlea Form, With Explanations and Waiver of Rights—Felony (Criminal)The CR-101 (Advisement and Waiver of Rights for Misdemeanor or Infraction) is the standard advisement of rights form that precedes or accompanies the plea process, ensuring the defendant is informed of their constitutional rights before entering a plea.›DV-200AttachmentProof of Personal ServiceThe DV-200 (Request to Renew Restraining Order) may be attached or referenced during plea proceedings to document the victim's request for continued protection as part of the sentencing conditions.›CR-110Next stepOrder for Victim RestitutionThe Plea in Absentia / Waiver of Arraignment (CR-110) is commonly filed alongside the Information as the defendant's formal response to the charges presented in the Information.›CR-115Next stepDefendant's Statement of AssetsThe Advisement of Rights, Waiver, and Plea form (CR-115) is typically completed by the defendant after the Information is filed, recording the entry of a plea in response to the formal charges.›DV-130Next stepRestraining Order After HearingThe DV-130 (Restraining Order After Hearing) is the permanent or long-term protective order that typically follows a guilty plea in a domestic violence misdemeanor case, making it the next procedural step.›CR-104AlternativeFindings and Orders for Pretrial Release or DetentionThe Indictment (CR-104) serves as an alternative charging document to the Information, used when a grand jury rather than a prosecutor formally brings charges against a defendant.›CR-100AlternativeFingerprint FormThe CR-100 (Plea Form With Waiver of Rights—Felony/Misdemeanor) is the general misdemeanor plea form used when the charge is not a domestic violence offense, serving as an alternative when CR-102 is not applicable.›
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