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Petition And Stipulation To Waive Appearance And Hearing Order Extending Intensive Sanctions Form. This is a Wisconsin form and can be use in Circuit Court Statewide.
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FORM SUMMARY
Name of Form:
Petition and Stipulation to Waive appearance and Hearing/Order
Extending Intensive Sanctions Confinement Period
Form Number:
CR-222
Statutory Reference:
Wisconsin Administrative Code Chapter 333, §973.032(4), Wisconsin
Statutes
Purpose of Form:
To allow inmates to waive their right to a hearing on a Department of
Corrections request to extend an intensive sanctions confinement
period.
Who Completes It:
Inmate or DOC agent
Distribution of Form:
Original to judge for signing and filing, copies to DOC and inmate
Accompanying Forms:
Generally none
New Form/Modification:
Modification; last update 1/95.
Modifications:
Added a file/date stamp area to upper left corner. Added a
statement on the bottom indicating that the form shall not be
modified.
Comments:
None
About this form:
This form is the product of the Wisconsin Records Management
Committee, a committee of the Director of State Court’s Office
and a mandate of the Wisconsin Judicial Conference.
If you have additional information that does not change the
meaning of the form, attach it on a separate page. The form
itself shall not be altered.
Date: 11/19/99
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For Official Use
STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT,
COUNTY
State of Wisconsin, Plaintiff,
-vs, Defendant
Name
Inmate No.
Petition and Stipulation to
Waive Appearance and
Hearing, and Order Extending
Intensive Sanctions
Confinement Period
Case No.
I am the defendant in this case and inform the court that:
1. My address is
My occupation is
. My date of birth is (mo/day/yr)
2. I was convicted on (mo/day/yr)
• for committing the offense(s) of
• violating statute number(s)
3. I was placed on DIS for
years,
months,
with a confinement period of
years,
months.
4. I have been in confinement for the following dates and reasons:
to
reason:
to
reason:
to
reason:
to
reason:
.
.
5. I understand that the Department of Corrections is asking the court to extend my confinement time for
years,
months.
6. I also understand that I have the rights listed on the back of this form.
7. I wish to waive my appearance and right to a hearing.
8. I ask the court to grant the request to the Department.
9. By signing this document, I certify that this waiver is made freely and voluntarily, without promises or threats.
Signature of Defendant
Date Signed
Signature of Agent
Number of Agent
COURT ORDER/JUDGMENT
The court finds, orders and adjudges that:
1. The defendant has waived appearance and hearing. This waiver is free and voluntary and is a stipulation to
grant the relief requested.
2. The Department’s request is justified. The relief requested is in the best interests of the defendant and the
community.
3. The defendant’s confinement time is extended for
years,
months.
This extension will serve the purposes for which intensive sanctions was imposed.
BY THE COURT:
Circuit Court Judge
Name Printed or Typed
Distribution: Court – Original
Date
CR-222, 11/99 Petition and Stipulation to Waive Appearance and Hearing,
Chapter 333, §973.032(4), Wisconsin Statutes
and Order Extending Intensive Sanctions Confinement Period
DOC-1518, 11/99
This form shall not be modified. It may be supplemented with additional material.
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Rights Being Waived
•
I have a right to a hearing before the court on whether the Department’s request should be granted.
•
I have a right to be represented by an attorney and, if I cannot afford an attorney, one will be
appointed for me.
•
At a hearing, the Department would have to show that an extension will further my rehabilitation as
well as the interests of the community.
•
If I waive these rights, the court can enter an order extending my confinement time.
Please initial that you have read your rights.
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