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Madera — Order - Petition for Resentencing HS11361.8 (MAD-CRM-020)

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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27
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Madera County

Madera — Order - Petition for Resentencing HS11361.8 (MAD-CRM-020)

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MAD-CRM-020 Superior Court of California, County of Madera FOR COURT USE ONLY 200 South G Street Madera, CA 93637 Criminal Division vs. DEFENDANT: ORDER - PETITION FOR RESENTENCING CASE NUMBER: (Health and Safety Code §11361.8)

The defendant in the above-captioned case filed a Petition for Resentencing on felony Count(s) (count nos.), violation of (code sections) pursuant to Health and Safety Code §11361.8.

Defendant alleges he or she: Has completed his/her sentence and petitions to have the felony count(s) designated as a misdemeanor(s). Is still serving a sentence on the felony count(s) and petitions for resentencing.

ORDER

The Petition for Resentencing is denied. Reason: ________________________________________________SIGN Count(s) _________________ are ordered designated as a misdemeanor conviction(s). Formal probation is now ordered converted to Summary Probation under the same terms and conditions. Defendant is sentenced as follows:










Matter is ordered set for Hearing re (H&S 11361.8) on ___________ at ________ a.m. in Department ____, located at _______________________________________________________________________________. Matter is ordered set for Resentencing (H&S11361.8) on ___________ at ________ a.m. in Department ____, located at _______________________________________________________________________________.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

Date: _____________________ _________________________
Judge of the Superior Court

Form Adopted for Optional Use ORDER PETITION FOR RESENTENCING Page 1 of 1 Madera Superior Court Local Form (Health and Safety Code §11361.8) MAD-CRM-020 [Rev. 04/15/2020]

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