Fingerprint Form {CR-100}

CR-100, FINGERPRINT FORM, this form is used by the court to get the right thumbprint of each person charged with a felony. If the person is convicted, the form is attached to the sentencing order. INSTRUCTIONS In any case in which the defendant is charged with a felony, the court must require the defendant to provide a right thumbprint on this form. Unless the court has obtained the thumbprint at an earlier proceeding, it must do so at the arraignment on the information or indictment, or upon entry of a guilty or no contest plea under Penal Code section 859a. In the event the defendant is convicted, this form is to be attached to the minute order reflecting the defendant's sentence and is permanently maintained in the court file. Please see Penal Code section 992 for further information, including what to do when the defendant is physically unable to give a right thumbprint. For a proper imprint and durable record, this form should be printed on paper that meets California Department of Justice specifications: a 99–pound white tab card or 100–pound white tab stock 0.0070 inch thick (0.0066 through 0.0074 inch is acceptable). Paper smoothness should be 100–140 Sheffield units. The form should be printed with the grain left to right. Form Adopted for Mandatory Use by the Judicial Council of California, CR-100 [Rev. January 24, 2012] Penal Code, § 992 www.FormsWorkflow.com