Criminal
CR-150: Certificate of Identity Theft: Judicial Finding of Factual Innocence
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form documents a court's official finding that a person is not responsible for crimes committed by someone using their identity, and it can be used to expunge or clear those false criminal records. Crime victims use this form to prove their innocence and remove the fraudulent charges from their criminal history so they can pass background checks and restore their reputation.
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Forms that go with CR-150
CR-160RequiredCriminal Protective Order—Domestic Violence (CLETS—CPO)The Misdemeanor Advisement of Rights, Waiver, and Plea form documents the defendant's waiver of constitutional rights and is typically executed in conjunction with the plea form to ensure due process.›CR-110Often filed with itOrder for Victim RestitutionThe Waiver of Jury Trial form is commonly filed alongside a plea form when the defendant simultaneously waives their right to a jury trial as part of entering a misdemeanor plea.›CR-180Next stepPetition for DismissalThe Plea, Waiver of Rights, and Sentencing (Misdemeanor) form is the next step after entering a plea and is used to formally record sentencing terms following submission of CR-150.›CR-101AlternativePlea Form, With Explanations and Waiver of Rights—Felony (Criminal)The Plea in Absentia (Misdemeanor) form allows a defendant to enter a plea without appearing in court, which is often considered or filed alongside CR-150 when in-person attendance is waived.›
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