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The court’s reference for AB 1950 petitions: a petition filed by Probation, setting a hearing date out a minimum of 25 days, the District Attorney working with Probation to select an appropriate number of cases to be filed per week, a copy sent to Defendant, District Attorney’s Office, and Public Defender or last known attorney, the District Attorney’s Office to file a Response and Order (Concur or Object) - on concurrence the Petition sent to the Duty Judge for signature and entry of Order, on an objection or no response the matter remaining on calendar on the date listed on the Petition - and a copy of the Response and Order provided to the District Attorney, Probation, and Defendant/Counsel; a petition filed by Defendant or Counsel, setting a hearing date out a minimum of 25 days, a copy provided to the District Attorney’s Office and the Probation Department and a Proof of Service filed with the Court, and the same response; the Court may reject a filing as a duplicate filing, previously granted, with an incorrect or missing case number, with no hearing date or with a missing Proof of Service, but will not reject a filing because the defendant’s signature is missing or not an original signature or because the court date selected is not 25 days out, as long as it is more than 14 days; and a court date on a weekend or holiday set on the next business date.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF AMADOR 500 ARGONAUT LN JACKSON, CA 95642 AB 1950 PETITION REFERENCE Petition filed by Probation 1. Probation reviews appropriate cases and files a petition with the Court, setting a hearing date out a minimum of 25 days with the Court. District Attorney will work with Probation to select an appropriate number of cases to be filed per week to allow the District Attorney’s Office time to review. 2. Probation sends a copy of the Petition to Defendant, District Attorney’s Office, and Public Defender or last known attorney. 3. District Attorney’s Office reviews Petition and files a Response and Order with the Court, completing the appropriate boxes (Concur or Object). a. If District Attorney Concurs with Probation the Petition will be sent to the Duty Judge for signature and entry of Order b. If District Attorney Objects the matter will remain on calendar on the date listed on the Petition. c. If the District Attorney does not respond the matter will remain on calendar on the date listed on Petition. 4. A copy of the Response and Order will be provided to the District Attorney, Probation, and Defendant/Counsel. Petition filed by Defendant or Counsel 1. Defendant/Counsel files a Petition with the Court, setting a hearing date out a minimum of 25 days. Public Defender will work with the District Attorney to select an appropriate number of cases to be filed per week to allow the District Attorney’s Office time to review. 2. Defendant provides a copy of the Petition to the District Attorney’s Office and the Probation Department and files a Proof of Service with the Court. 3. District Attorney’s Office reviews Petition and files a Response and Order with the Court, completing the appropriate boxes (Concur or Object). a. If District Attorney Concurs the Petition will be sent to the Duty Judge for signature and entry of Order. b. If District Attorney Objects the matter will remain on calendar on the date listed on the Petition. c. If the District Attorney does not respond the matter will remain on calendar on the date listed on Petition. The Court may reject filing due to: 1. Duplicate filing 2. Previously granted 3. Incorrect or missing case number 4. No hearing date 5. Missing Proof of Service The Court will not reject a filing due to: 1. Defendant signature missing or not an original signature 2. Court date selected is not 25 days out as long as it is more than 14 days If court date selected is a weekend or holiday the matter will be set on the next business date.
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF AMADOR 500 ARGONAUT LN JACKSON, CA 95642 AB 1950 PETITION REFERENCE Petition filed by Probation 1. Probation reviews appropriate cases and files a petition with the Court, setting a hearing date out a minimum of 25 days with the Court. District Attorney will work with Probation to select an appropriate number of cases to be filed per week to allow the Distri
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