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CR-222: Ignition Interlock Installation Verification

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This form confirms that a person has successfully installed an ignition interlock device in their vehicle, which is a breathalyzer machine that prevents a car from starting if alcohol is detected. Courts and probation officers use this form to verify that someone convicted of a DUI has complied with the legal requirement to install this device as part of their sentence or probation conditions.

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Forms that go with CR-222

CR-220AttachmentProof of Enrollment or Completion (Alcohol or Drug Program)The Petition for Resentencing (CR-220) is the primary petition that CR-222 supplements, providing the core legal basis for the resentencing request.›CR-221Often filed with itOrder to Install Ignition Interlock DeviceThe Declaration in Support of Petition (CR-221) is commonly filed alongside CR-222 to provide sworn factual statements supporting the resentencing petition.›CR-180Often filed with itPetition for DismissalThe Probation Revocation form (CR-180) may be required in related proceedings where the petitioner's probation or supervised release status is relevant to the resentencing.›MC-030Often filed with itDeclarationA general Declaration (MC-030) is often filed alongside CR-222 to allow the petitioner or counsel to submit additional sworn statements or evidence not captured in the standard form fields.›CR-223Next stepIgnition Interlock Calibration VerificationThe Order on Petition for Resentencing (CR-223) is the next sequential form processed by the court after the supplemental information is reviewed.›

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CR-200Form Interrogatories—Crime Victim Restitution›CR-210Prohibited Persons Relinquishment Form Findings (Pen. Code, § 29810(c))›CR-224Ignition Interlock Noncompliance Report›CR-225Ignition Interlock Removal and Modification to Probation Order›CR-226Notice to Employers of Ignition Interlock Restriction›CR-250Notice and Motion for Transfer›
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