Mendocino — MJV-200

Source: https://www.mendocino.courts.ca.gov/system/files/forms-and-filings/mjv-200.pdf

SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF MENDOCINO FOR COURT USE ONLY

UKIAH Courthouse TEN MILE Branch Court
100 North State Street 700 South Franklin Street
Ukiah, CA 95482 Fort Bragg, CA

In the matter of:

minor

STIPULATION AND ORDER re: Victim Restitution CASE NUMBER: W&I 654.2 W&I 790

STIPULATION

1. (Minor) is the subject of a delinquency petition
   filed on (date) charging him/her with

   the following offenses: .

2. The minor’s parent(s)/legal guardian(s) is/are: a. Name of Mother: b. Name of Father: c. Name of Legal Guardian(s):

3. We ask the court to continue the hearing on the petition in order to afford the minor an opportunity to complete: a minimum of six (6) months of informal supervision pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code § 654.2; or a minimum of twelve (12) months on deferred entry of judgment pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code § 790.

We understand that the minor would benefit from informal supervision or deferred entry of judgment because s/he would not be adjudicated a ward of the court and would not be subject to detention in the Juvenile Hall.

4. In addition, we agree to (check one):
   Pay victim restitution pursuant to the terms of Welfare & Institutions Code § 730.6 and
   730.7 in an amount to be determined by the court as a condition of informal supervision.
   Be jointly and severally responsible for the payment of victim restitution pursuant to the
   terms of Welfare & Institutions Code § 730.6 and 730.7 as follows:
   $ to victim #1
   $ to victim #2

MJV-200 (rev 0425)

Be jointly and severally liable with (co-minor(s)) and (co-minors’ parent/legal guardian) for the payment of victim restitution pursuant to the terms of Welfare & Institutions Code § 730.6 and 730.7 as follows: $ to victim #1 $ to victim #2

5. We agree that this Stipulation and Order to pay victim restitution shall remain in effect until victim restitution is paid in full and that any unpaid balance shall not be discharged upon termination of informal supervision.

6. We agree that if victim restitution has not been paid in full at the time that informal supervision terminates, the court may issue a civil judgment in favor of the victim pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code § 730.6(r) and 730.7(c) and Penal Code § 1214, and that the victim shall thereafter have the right to collect the unpaid balance using any method authorized by law.

   Minor Minor’s Attorney

   Minor’s Parent/Legal Guardian Minor’s Parent/Legal Guardian

   ORDER

The terms of the foregoing Stipulation are hereby adopted as the order of the court.

Dated: _____________________

Judge of the Superior Court

MJV-200 (rev 0425)