Criminal
CR-104: Findings and Orders for Pretrial Release or Detention
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This form documents a judge's decision about whether someone arrested can be released before trial and what conditions they must follow, or whether they should be held in jail. Judges and court staff use it to record pretrial release or detention decisions that affect a defendant's freedom while their criminal case is ongoing.
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Forms that go with CR-104
CR-100RequiredFingerprint FormThe Complaint (CR-100) is the foundational charging document that establishes the criminal allegations upon which the arrest warrant affidavit is based.›CR-102AttachmentDomestic Violence Plea Form With Waiver of Rights—MisdemeanorThe Probable Cause Declaration (CR-102) is often submitted as a supporting attachment to the affidavit to provide the detailed factual basis required to justify the arrest warrant.›CR-110Often filed with itOrder for Victim RestitutionThe Bail and Bail Review Hearing (CR-110) is commonly filed alongside or shortly after the no-bail arrest warrant process to formally address bail status at the subsequent hearing.›CR-101Next stepPlea Form, With Explanations and Waiver of Rights—Felony (Criminal)The Arrest Warrant (CR-101) is the actual warrant issued by the judge after reviewing the affidavit submitted on CR-104, making it the direct next step in the process.›CR-105AlternativeDefendant's Financial Statement on Eligibility for Appointment of Counsel and Reimbursement and Record on Appeal at Public ExpenseThe Affidavit for Arrest Warrant (CR-105) is the standard version of the arrest warrant affidavit filed when bail is not being denied, serving as the bail-permitted alternative to CR-104.›