Criminal
CR-127: Application for Extension of Time to File Brief—Misdemeanor or Infraction Case
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This form allows someone to request more time to file a brief in a misdemeanor or infraction case in California court. Defendants, their attorneys, or prosecutors use it when they need extra time to prepare their written legal arguments before the deadline.
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Forms that go with CR-127
CR-100RequiredFingerprint FormThe Probation Violation Petition (CR-100) initiates the violation proceedings and is the foundational document that precedes and triggers the CR-127 denial hearing.›MC-030AttachmentDeclarationA Declaration (MC-030) is frequently attached to the extension application to provide a sworn factual basis (e.g., counsel's workload, illness, or complexity of the case) supporting the request for additional time.›CR-101Often filed with itPlea Form, With Explanations and Waiver of Rights—Felony (Criminal)The Probation Violation—Waiver of Rights (CR-101) may be filed alongside the denial hearing form when the defendant waives certain procedural rights during the process.›CR-105Often filed with itDefendant's Financial Statement on Eligibility for Appointment of Counsel and Reimbursement and Record on Appeal at Public ExpenseThe Notice of Probation Violation Hearing (CR-105) formally notifies all parties of the scheduled denial hearing and is typically filed in conjunction with CR-127.›CR-180Next stepPetition for DismissalThe Probation Revocation Order (CR-180) may follow the denial hearing as the next step if the court ultimately finds the probationer in violation after the CR-127 proceedings.›
More Criminal forms
CR-120Notice of Appeal—Felony (Defendant)›CR-125Order to Attend Court or Provide Documents: Subpoena/Subpoena Duces Tecum›CR-126Application for Extension of Time to File Brief—Criminal Case (Appellate)›CR-132Notice of Appeal (Misdemeanor)›CR-133Request for Court-Appointed Lawyer in Misdemeanor Appeal›CR-134Notice Regarding Record on Appeal (Misdemeanor)›