Criminal
CR-223: Ignition Interlock Calibration Verification
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form documents that an ignition interlock device has been properly calibrated and is working correctly to prevent a vehicle from starting if alcohol is detected. Courts and probation officers use this form to verify compliance with DUI sentence requirements and ensure the monitoring device is functioning as intended.
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Forms that go with CR-223
CR-190RequiredOrder Appointing Counsel in Capital CaseThe Advisement and Waiver of Rights for Infractions (CR-190) is required when the charged offense is an infraction, as it documents the defendant's acknowledgment of their limited rights in infraction proceedings.›CR-110Often filed with itOrder for Victim RestitutionThe Waiver of Rights (CR-110) is commonly filed alongside the complaint when a defendant waives their constitutional rights, particularly in misdemeanor cases resolved quickly.›CR-200Often filed with itForm Interrogatories—Crime Victim RestitutionThe Proof of Service (CR-200) is needed to document that the complaint (CR-223) and any associated summons were properly served on the defendant.›CR-220Often filed with itProof of Enrollment or Completion (Alcohol or Drug Program)The Notice to Appear (CR-220) is closely related as it is the citation or notice that typically initiates the same misdemeanor or infraction case that the CR-223 complaint formally charges.›CR-100Next stepFingerprint FormThe Plea Form (CR-100) is used by the defendant to enter a formal plea (guilty, not guilty, or no contest) in response to the misdemeanor or infraction complaint filed via CR-223.›
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