Criminal
CR-183: Petition for Dismissal (Military Personnel)
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form allows active-duty military members to request that criminal charges against them be dismissed or delayed while they are deployed or on active duty. Military personnel use this form to ask the court for relief from criminal proceedings due to their military service obligations.
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Forms that go with CR-183
CR-180RequiredPetition for DismissalThe Probation Revocation form (CR-180) initiates the formal revocation proceedings that a CR-183 stipulation is meant to resolve by agreement of the parties.›CR-161RequiredCriminal Protective Order—Other Than Domestic Violence (CLETS—CPO)The Proof of Service (CR-161) is required to certify that the Petition for Dismissal has been properly served on the prosecution and other relevant parties.›CR-181Often filed with itOrder for DismissalThe Order to Show Cause and Affidavit for Contempt (CR-181) is commonly filed alongside the revocation process to document the alleged probation violations underlying the stipulation.›CR-184Next stepOrder for Dismissal (Military Personnel)The Order Revoking Summary Probation (CR-184) is the court's order issued as the next step after the CR-183 stipulation is accepted, formalizing the revocation.›CR-185AlternativePetition for Expungement of DNA Profiles and Samples (Pen. Code, § 299)The Order Modifying Probation (CR-185) may be filed as an alternative outcome when the parties agree to modify rather than fully revoke the terms of summary probation.›
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