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Lassen — Standing Order 2003-01 – Granting One Day Credit for Jail Time

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2026-09-26
Last updated
2026-09-27
Jurisdiction
Lassen County

Lassen — Standing Order 2003-01 – Granting One Day Credit for Jail Time

Source: https://www.lassen.courts.ca.gov/system/files/general-orders/standing-order-03-01.pdf

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FILED JAN 16 2003 LASSEN COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT R. REED, CHIEF, ADMIN. OFFICER By Deputy IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LASSEN STANDING ORDER 03-01 RE: Granting One Day Credit for Jail Time REKKRKEKEKEKREERERE WHEN the court receives notification from the Sheriff's Department that a defendant reporting to jail to serve time was turned away because the jail did not receive commitment papers; THE CLERK may issue and submit a commitment form for the defendant, giving the defendant credit for the one day that would have been served if the paper work had been received. A pa fol bo 07 Keke Rath JDGE DF fHE SUPERIOR COURT

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