Criminal
CR-160: Criminal Protective Order—Domestic Violence (CLETS—CPO)
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This form creates a domestic violence restraining order that police can enter into a statewide computer system to protect someone from abuse, threats, or contact by another person. Courts and law enforcement use it to enforce protection orders and keep victims safe by immediately alerting officers if the protected person needs help.
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Forms that go with CR-160
TR-100RequiredNotice of Correction and Proof of ServiceThe Notice to Appear (traffic citation) is the initiating document that triggers the need to file a plea in a traffic or infraction case.›CR-161RequiredCriminal Protective Order—Other Than Domestic Violence (CLETS—CPO)The Criminal Protective Order—Domestic Violence (CLETS—CPO) Proof of Service is required to document that the protected party and the restrained person have been properly served with the CR-160 order.›FW-001Often filed with itRequest to Waive Court FeesThe Request to Waive Court Fees is commonly filed alongside the plea form when the defendant cannot afford associated fines or court costs.›DV-100Often filed with itRequest for Domestic Violence Restraining OrderThe Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order is commonly filed alongside CR-160 to establish or expand civil protective protections for the victim in addition to the criminal court order.›CR-165Next stepNotice of Termination of Protective Order in Criminal Proceeding (CLETS-CANCEL)The Order to Register Emergency Protective Order (CLETS) is a next-step form used to register and enforce an emergency protective order through the CLETS system, complementing the CR-160 in the same protective order process.›CR-133AlternativeRequest for Court-Appointed Lawyer in Misdemeanor AppealThe Plea Form - Felony/Misdemeanor may be used as an alternative when charges are elevated beyond a simple infraction to a misdemeanor level.›DV-130AlternativeRestraining Order After HearingThe Restraining Order After Hearing (CLETS—OAH) is an alternative civil restraining order that may be issued alongside or instead of a criminal protective order to provide long-term protection through the civil court system.›
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