Notice And Motion For Tranfer {CR-250} | Pdf Fpdf Doc Docx | California

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Notice And Motion For Tranfer {CR-250} | Pdf Fpdf Doc Docx | California

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Notice And Motion For Tranfer {CR-250}

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CR-250, NOTICE AND MOTION FOR TRANSFER, this form is used by a probation officer or another person in the county where a supervised person was convicted to request to have the case transferred to the court in the county where the supervised person lives. NOTICE • Before filing this form, petitioners should consult with local court staff to schedule the date, time, and place for the hearing on the motion for transfer in item 1. In addition, notice must be provided as set forth below at least 60 days before the date specified in item 1. • If transfer is requested by a probation officer of the transferring county, notice must be provided to (a) the presiding judge (or designee) of the receiving court; (b) the probation officer (or designee) of the receiving county; (c) the prosecutor of the transferring county; (d) the victim, if any; (e) the supervised person; and (f) the supervised person's last counsel of record, if any. • If transfer is requested by any other party, the party must first request in writing that the probation officer of the transferring county notice the motion, and the probation officer must decide within 30 days. Only after the probation officer has refused may the party make the motion. Failure by the probation officer to decide within 30 days is deemed a refusal. If the party makes the motion, the motion must include a declaration that the probation officer has refused to bring the motion, and the party must provide notice to (a) the presiding judge (or designee) of the receiving court; (b) the probation officers (or designees) of the receiving and transferring courts; (c) the prosecutor of the transferring county; (d) the supervised person; and (e) the supervised person's last counsel of record, if any. Upon receipt of this notice, the probation officer of the transferring county must provide notice to the victim, if any. Form Adopted for Mandatory Use Judicial Council of California, CR-250 [Revised November 1, 2012] Penal Code, § 1203.9 Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.530, www.FormsWorkflow.com

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