Free CR-136 - California


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Order Concerning Appellant's Proposed Statement on Appeal (Misdemeanor)

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The court has received and reviewed the Proposed Statement on Appeal (form CR-135) filed by the appellant on (fill in date): The court makes the following order: a. The court certifies that parts 4 through 8 of the statement as proposed by the appellant are a complete and accurate summary of the trial court proceedings. This statement is ready to be sent to the appellate division. The following corrections are needed in order for parts 4 through 8 of the statement proposed by the appellant to be a complete and accurate summary of the trial court proceedings. (1)

b.

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Superior Court of California, County of

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Trial Court Case Number:

(2)
Trial Court Case Name: The People of the State of California v.

(3)

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Appellate Division Case Number:

This modified statement must be sent to the parties. c. More corrections than could be listed above were needed in order for parts 4 through 8 of the statement proposed by the appellant to be a complete and accurate summary of the trial court proceedings. A corrected statement is attached to this order. This modified statement must be sent to the parties. The trial court proceedings in this case were reported by a court reporter or officially recorded electronically under Government Code section 69957. Instead of correcting this statement, the court orders under rule 8.869(d)(6)(B) that a transcript be prepared as the record of these proceedings. (Check the court's local rules to make sure the court has not adopted a rule providing that this option is not available.) This superior court has a local rule for the appellate division authorizing the use of an official electronic recording as the record of the oral proceedings. The trial court proceedings in this case were officially electronically recorded. Instead of correcting this statement, the court orders that a copy of that electronic recording be prepared as the record of these proceedings at the court's expense.

d.

e.

Date: Signature of trial court judicial officer
Judicial Council of California, www.courtinfo.ca.gov New January 1, 2009, Optional Form Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.869(d)

Order Concerning Appellant's Proposed Statement on Appeal
(Misdemeanor)

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