Trinity — Plea Form - Misdemeanor

Source: https://www.trinity.courts.ca.gov/system/files/plea-form-misdemeanor.pdf

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COUNTY OF TRINITY, 11 Court St. Weaverville, CA 96093

RIGHT ON CHARGES OF PRIOR CONVICTION(S) AND PROBATION VIOLATION(S) 10. If applicable — | understand that | have the right to an attorney, the right to a jury trial, the right to confront witnesses, the right against self-incrimination, and the right to produce evidence and witnesses for all of the charges against me, including any alleged prior conviction(s) or probation violation(s). However, for a charge of violating probation, | do not have the right to a jury trial, although | do have the right to a hearing before ajudge. .. . . WAIVER OF RIGHTS Understanding all of the above, for all of the charges against me, including any other alleged prior conviction(s) or probation violation(s): 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

| give up my right to an attorney, and | choose to represent myself. (Does not apply if | have an attorney)

I give up my rightto ajurytrial. . ee

| give up my right to confront and cross-examine witnesses... ... ........... | give up my right to remain silent and to not incriminate myself... . ........... | give up my right to produce evidence and witnesses on my own behalf... . ......

CONSEQUENCES OF PLEA OF GUILTY OR NO CONTEST 16. 17. 18. PRU-200 Penalty: | understand that the possible consequences for the offense(s) charged include the following: . SECTION NUMBER JAIL — MIN, MAX. FINE — MIN MAX. OTHER CONSEQUENCES: SECTION NUMBER JAIL — MIN. MAX. FINE ~ MIN. MAX. OTHER CONSEQUENCES: e SECTION NUMBER JAIL — MIN MAX. FINE — MIN. MAX. OTHER CONSEQUENCES: . SECTION NUMBER JAIL — MIN. MAX. FINE — MIN MAX. OTHER CONSEQUENCES: SECTION NUMBER JAIL — MIN. MAX. FINE — MIN MAX. OTHER CONSEQUENCES: SECTION NUMBER JAIL — MIN. MAX. FINE — MIN MAX. OTHER CONSEQUENCES:

| understand that in addition to the fine, the Court will add assessments which will

significantly increase the amount | must pay. | will also be ordered to make restitution and to pay a restitution fine of $150 to $1,000, unless the Court finds compelling and extraordinary reasons not toimpose thefine................ 00.00.0000.

| understand that if | am not a citizen, a plea of guilty or no contest could result in my

deportation, exclusion from admission to this country or denial of naturalization. .... . (Rev 2/27/18) INITIALS V 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17: 18.

CONSEQUENCES OF PLEA OF GUILTY OR NO CONTEST (Continued) 19. 20.

| understand that a plea of no contest (nolo contendere) will have exactly the same effect in

this case as a plea of guilty, but it cannot be used against me in a civil lawsuit unless the offense is punishable as afelony.. 2... 2. 2.

| understand that any plea entered in this case may be grounds for revoking probation or parole

which has previously been granted tome in any othercase................... INITIALS V 19. 20. PLEA(S) 21. | hereby freely and voluntarily plead to the following: GUILTY OR NO CONTEST LIST CHARGE(S) 22. | understand that | have the right to a delay of from 6 hours to 5 days prior to being sentenced. 23. 24.

| give up my right and agree to be sentenced atthistime...................

If applicable — | freely and voluntarily admit the prior conviction(s) that | listed on this form.

| understand that this admission will increase the penalties which are imposed on me.

If applicable — | freely and voluntarily admit the probation violation(s) | listed on this form and give up my right to a hearing before a judge regarding the probation violation(s). . . . . 25. If applicable —| understand that | have the right to enter my plea before, and to be sentenced by a judge. | give up this right and agree to enter my plea before, and to be sentenced by: TEMPORARY JUDGE'S NAM PROPOSITION 63 26. If Applicable - | understand that by entering this qualifying misdemeanor plea, | cannot own, possess purchase or have under my control any firearm, ammunition, and ammunition feeding device, including an ammunition magazine, for the next ten years, under state law. | also understand that it is a crime to possess such items. Further, | understand that as a result of my plea, | must timely turn over such items to the proper authorities, and that failure to do so may subject me to a compliance search and criminal penalties. PRU-200 (Rev. 2/27-18; Prop 63 2.0) Continued on reverse 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.

PROPOSITION 63: THE SAFETY FOR ALL ACT OF 2016: Upon any conviction listed below, the defendant is prohibited from owning, purchasing, receiving, possessing, or having under my custody or control, any firearms, ammunition, and ammunition feeding devices, including but not limited to magazines and I am ordered and required to relinquish all firearms as detailed in California Penal Code section 29810, based on a plea to: Any felony, or being subject to California Penal Code section 29800 A violent offense within the meaning of Penal Code section 23515(a), (b), or (c), to wit: Penal Code sections 245(a)(2), (3), 245(d), 246, 417(a)(2), 417(c). Penal Code section 29805 misdemeanor plea causing 10 year relinquishment of firearm and 10 year prohibition: Max custody Penal Code § 71 Threatening school or public officers or employees One year Penal Code § 76 Threatening public officials One year Penal Code § 136.1 Preventing or dissuading witness or victim from testifying or doing other acts One year Penal Code § 136.5 Possession of deadly weapon with intent to violate Section 136.1 One year Penal Code § 140 Use of force/ threat of force /violence against person/ property of crime wit/victim One year Penal Code § 148(d) Removal of weapon from person or presence of public or peace officer One year Penal Code § 171b Possessing weapon in state or local public building or public open meeting One year Penal Code § 171c(a)(1) | Possessing weapon in state or local public building or public open meeting One year Penal Code § 171d Possessing loaded firearm in Governor’s or constitutional officer’s residence One year Penal Code § 186.28 Supplying, selling, or giving possession or control of firearm to another One year Penal Code § 240 Assault 6 months Penal Code § 241 Punishment for assault; Punishment for assault against specified officers or others Penal Code § 242 Battery 6 months Penal Code § 243 Punishment for battery; Punishment for battery against specified officers or others Penal Code § 243.4 Sexual battery; Seriously disabled or medically incapacitated victims One year Penal Code § 244.5 Assault with stun gun or less lethal weapon One year Penal Code § 245 Assault with deadly weapon or by force likely to produce great bodily injury One year Penal Code § 245.5 Assaults with deadly weapons on school employees One year Penal Code § 246.3 Discharge of firearm or BB device in grossly negligent manner One year Penal Code § 247 Discharge of firearm at unoccupied aircraft, motor vehicle, uninhabited building, dwelling house One year Penal Code § 273.5 Infliction of injury on present/ former spouse, cohabitant, dating partner, child’s parent One year Penal Code § 273.6 Violation of protective order One year Penal Code § 417 Brandishing a weapon (could have mandatory minimums 30-180 days) One year Penal Code § 417.6 Intentional infliction of serious bodily injury in commission of specified weapons offenses One year Penal Code § 422 Punishment for threats One year Penal Code § 626.9 Possession of firearm in school zone /on grounds of public/private university/college | One year Penal Code § 646.9 Stalking One year Penal Code § 830.95 Wearing uniform of peace officer while picketing/participating in other informational activities former Section 12100, as that section read at any time from when it was enacted by Section 3 of Chapter 1386 of the Statutes of 1988 to when it was repealed by Section 18 of Chapter 23 of the Statutes of 1994, Section 17500, 17510, 25300, 25800, 30315, or 32625, subdivision (b) or (d) of Section 26100, or Section 27510, or Section 8100, 8101, or 8103 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, any firearm-related offense pursuant to Sections 871.5 and 1001.5 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, Section 490.2 if the property taken was a firearm, or of the conduct punished in Section 27590(c) PRU-200 = (Rev 2/27/18)

DEFENDANT'S SIGNATURE: DATE ATTORNEY'S STATEMENT

| am the attorney of record for the defendant. | have reviewed the form and any addenda with my client. | have explained

each of the defendant's rights to the defendant and answered all of the defendant's questions with regard to this plea. | have also discussed the facts of the defendant's case with the defendant, and explained the consequences of this plea, the elements of the offense(s), and the possible defenses. | concur in this plea and in the defendant's decision to waive his or her constitutional rights. ATTORNEY'S SIGNATURE DATE INTERPRETER’S STATEMENT (If Applicable)

|, having been sworn or having a written oath on file, certify that | truly translated this form to the defendant in the language

indicated below. The defendant stated that (s)he understood the contents of the form, and then (s)he initialed and signed the form. Language: 1 Spanish O Other (specify): INTERPRETER’S SIGNATURE TYPE OR PRINT NAME DATE COURT’S FINDINGS AND ORDER The Court, having reviewed this form and any addenda, and having questioned the defendant concerning the defendant's constitutional rights and the defendant's admission of other conviction(s) and probation violation(s), if any, finds that the defendant has expressly, knowingly, understandingly and intelligently waived his or her constitutional rights. The Court finds that the defendant's plea(s) and admission(s) are freely and voluntarily made with an understanding of the nature and consequences thereof, and that there is a factual basis for the plea(s). The Court accepts the defendant's plea(s), the defendant’s admission of the other conviction(s) and probation violation(s), if any, and orders this form filed and incorporated in the docket by reference as though fully set forth therein. JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT DATE PRU-200 (Rev. 2/27-18; Prop 63 2.0) Continued on reverse Page 5 of 5