Criminal
CR-210: Prohibited Persons Relinquishment Form Findings (Pen. Code, § 29810(c))
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This form documents the court's findings when someone is ordered to give up firearms and ammunition because they're prohibited from owning them under California law. Judges use this form to create an official record of why a person must relinquish their weapons due to criminal convictions, restraining orders, or other disqualifying circumstances.
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