Criminal
CR-164: Retail Crime Restraining Order—Criminal (CLETS-RCO)
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This form is used to request a restraining order that prohibits someone convicted of retail theft or related crimes from entering a specific retail store or shopping area. Law enforcement, prosecutors, and retail businesses use it to protect stores from repeat shoplifters and organized retail crime offenders.
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Forms that go with CR-164
CR-160RequiredCriminal Protective Order—Domestic Violence (CLETS—CPO)The Felony Probation Order (CR-160) is the original probation order that the CR-164 violation report references, making it essential context for any violation proceeding.›CR-101Often filed with itPlea Form, With Explanations and Waiver of Rights—Felony (Criminal)The Notice of Violation of Probation (CR-101) is commonly filed alongside the violation report to formally notify the defendant of the alleged violations.›CR-110Often filed with itOrder for Victim RestitutionThe Probation Revocation Hearing Notice (CR-110) is issued to schedule and notify all parties of the court hearing triggered by the probation violation report.›CR-165Next stepNotice of Termination of Protective Order in Criminal Proceeding (CLETS-CANCEL)The Order to Revoke Probation (CR-165) is the court's formal order issued as the next step after a probation violation report is filed and reviewed.›
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