OFFENSES OCCURING ON OR AFTER 9/20/05 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF YUBA 215 FIFTH STREET, SUITE 200 MARYSVILLE, CA 95901 (530) 749-7600 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA vs. DEFENDANT: MISDEMEANOR ENTRY OF PLEA ­ VC § 23152(a) § 23152(b) or § 23152(e) I, THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT, hereby offer to: _______ _______ Enter a plea of GUILTY NOLO CONTENDERE to the violation of VC § 23152(a) § 23152(b) or § 23152 (e) as set forth in the Complaint. I knowingly, voluntarily and expressly waive my one and only opportunity to challenge or contest the below listed prior conviction(s). I acknowledge that some of the grounds for contesting the prior(s) are that I did not waive my Constitutional Rights listed as 1 through 5 below. Arrest Date Conviction Date County CASE NUMBER: I understand that by initialing each of the following Rights, I am expressly waiving each and every Right in relation to the present charge(s) against me, as well as the alleged and admitted prior conviction(s): _______ 1. _______ 2. _______ 3. _______ 4. _______ 5. The Right to be represented by an attorney; if I am unable to hire my own attorney, the Court will appoint an attorney to represent me. The Right to a speedy and public court or jury trial. The Right to confront adverse witnesses, that is, to see, hear and question all witnesses against me. The Right to subpoena witnesses to testify on my behalf at no cost to me. The Right to remain silent, that is, not to be compelled to plead guilty/no contest or testify against myself. I UNDERSTAND THAT THE CONSEQUENCES OF MY PLEA ARE: _______ 1. For a first conviction, the maximum penalties are 6 months in county jail and/or a fine of $3,800 (including penalty assessments and fees). If I am not granted probation, I must serve at least 96 hours in county jail, 48 of which must be continuous. If probation is granted, the Court may order me to serve between 48 hours and 6 months in county jail. The minimum fine for my plea is $1,560 (including penalty assessments and fees). I must also complete a First Offender alcohol/drug program and DMV will suspend my license for 6 months. For a second conviction of VC § 23152(a) (b) or (e), the maximum penalties are 1 year in county jail and/or a fine of $4,000 (including penalty assessments and fees), and a license suspension for 2 years. The minimum penalties are a mandatory minimum of 10 days in county jail, a fine of $2,900 (including penalty assessments and fees), and a mandatory admin per se license suspension for 2 years. Probation may be granted for up to 5 years. DMV requires an 18-month alcohol rehabilitation program (SB 38), with no credit for any enrollment or participation prior to the time of the current violation, as a prerequisite to having my license reinstated. For a third conviction of VC § 23152(a) (b) or (e), the maximum penalties are 1 year in county jail and/or a fine of $3,800 (including penalty assessments and fees). The minimum penalties are a mandatory minimum of 120 days in county jail, a fine of $3,080 (including penalty assessments and fees), and a mandatory 3-year driver's license suspension. The Court will also designate me as a habitual traffic offender for a period of 3 years (VC § 23546), and I may be required to immediately surrender my license to the Court. The Court may also declare the vehicle I was operating a nuisance and order it forfeited (VC § 23596) if I am the registered owner. Probation may be granted for up to 5 years. DMV requires an 18-month alcohol rehabilitation program (SB 38), with no credit for any enrollment or participation prior to the time of the current violation, as a prerequisite to having my license reinstated. For a fourth conviction of VC § 23152(a) (b) or (e) treated as a misdemeanor, the maximum penalties are 1 year in county jail and/or a fine of $3,800 (including penalty assessments and fees). The minimum penalties are a minimum of 180 days in county jail, a fine of $3,080 (including penalty assessments and fees), and a mandatory 4-year license revocation. Further, the Court will designate me as a habitual traffic offender for a period of 3 years (VC § 23546). The Court may declare the vehicle a nuisance and order it forfeited (VC § 23596) if I am the registered owner. DMV must certify my eligibility prior to license reinstatement. For a fourth conviction of VC § 23152(a) (b) or (e) treated as a felony, the maximum penalties are up to 3 years in state prison or a fine of $38,000 (including penalty assessments and fees), or both, and a mandatory 4-year driver's license revocation. The minimum penalties are up to 1 year in county jail, a fine of $3,800 (including penalty assessments and fees), and a mandatory 4-year driver's license revocation, plus a restitution fine of between $200 and $10,000. Further, the Court will designate me as a habitual traffic offender for a period of 3 years (VC § 23546). The Court may also declare the vehicle I was operating a nuisance and order it forfeited (VC § 23596) if I am the registered owner. DMV must certify my eligibility prior to license reinstatement. In compliance with PC § 296, I must provide blood and saliva samples and palm prints for the state DNA data bank. If I serve state prison time, it will constitute a 1-year prison prior pursuant to PC § 667.5, if alleged and proved. MISDEMEANOR ENTRY OF PLEA VC § 23152(a) § 23152(b) or § 23152 (e) CM04042 Page 1 of 2 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com _______ 2. _______ 3. _______ 4. _______ 5. Yuba County Superior Court, Effective 2/10/05; Rev. 12/31/08; Amended 11/18/14 People vs. Case No. _______ 6. _______ 7. _______ 8. This conviction for VC § 23152(a) (b) or (e) may be used to increase the sanctions for any future alcohol or drug related misdemeanor or felony conviction for the next 10 years. I may be ordered to install, at my own cost, an Ignition Interlock Device in any vehicle that I own or operate (VC § 23575). I understand that if the Court determines that I would present a traffic safety or public safety risk if I am authorized to drive during the license suspension period, I will be unable to obtain a restricted drivers license from DMV, which would allow me to drive to and from work and to and from the alcohol/drug treatment program. I understand that DMV will prohibit me from operating a commercial vehicle for 1 year if I am convicted of a first DUI violation, or if I willfully refused to submit to or complete a chemical test to determine my