Circuit court forms

To order forensic examination of defendant in criminal case by DHFS to determine if defendant is competent to proceed and assist counsel.

To order defendant committed to the DHS for treatment of incompetency.

To petition for civil judgment for restitution or court ordered financial obligations.

To order judgment for restitution or court ordered financial obligations.

To extend probation period for an individual placed on probation to DOC.

To enter judgment for unpaid restitution against the defendant and in favor of the person owed the restitution and/or enter a judgment for unpaid court obligations.

To request appointment of an attorney to serve as a special prosecutor.

To appoint an attorney to serve as a special prosecutor.

To swear and consent to serve as a special prosecutor.

To order payment for special prosecutor services.

To order payment for special prosecutor services.

Order to Extend Probation/for Judgment for Restitution/Court Ordered Financial Obligations.

To have a written record of the 48 hour court review of persons arrested and held in custody as required by City of Riverside v. McLaughlin.

To document required findings when a juvenile defendant under the age of 17 is held in adult jail.

Order on decision whether a defendant who is in adult criminal court under an "original adult court jurisdiction" crime should be "reverse waived" to juvenile court.

Return of firearms that have been confiscated as part of a criminal investigation and need to be returned under sec. 968.20(1m), Wis. Stats.

To complete when waiving the right to an attorney. Available in Spanish.

To provide a standard format for a defendant to complete when entering a plea and waiving rights. Available in Spanish, Hmong and Polish.

To petition for an exemption from 948.13(2) which prohibits a person convicted of engaging in repeated sexual assault of the same child under 948.025(1) from engaging in a working or contact situation with children 15 and under.

To order an exemption from the prohibition of 948.13(2) against a person convicted of multiple sexual assaults against the same child under 948.025(10) from work or contact situations with children 15 and under.

To inform criminal defendants after sentencing that they have the right to seek postconviction relief. To document that sentencing counsel has counseled the defendant about seeking postconviction relief. Available in Spanish.

Provides a written explanation of a determinate sentence to a felon sentenced to prison for crimes committed on or after December 31, 1999 and to misdemeanor-habitual criminals for crimes committed on or after February 1, 2003. Available in Spanish.

Provides a written explanation of a determinate life sentence for crimes committed on or after Dec. 31, 1999.

To commit a sexually violent person to the Dept. of Health and Family Services for institutional care in a secure mental health facility.

To deny a petitioner supervised release, and notify the Dept. of Health Services that supervised release was denied.

To notify DHS to prepare a plan that will inform the court of the type(s) of services the patient will need in the community once placed on supervised release.

To notify the DHS to prepare for the release of a patient to the community. The court approves of the plan and makes any needed adjustments.

To allow victims to advise the Clerk of Courts that they wish to receive notice of the filing of any postconviction motion.

To advise certain victims of their rights and procedures for exercise of their rights, should a defendant file a postconviction motion.

To petition for judgment of unpaid restitution or supervision fees against the defendant. To be used in cases in which a probation term has been revoked or has discharged, or a parole or extended supervision term has/will terminated or will terminate.

To order unpaid restitution or supervision fees in favor of the person or agency owed. Used in cases in which a probation term has been revoked or discharged, or a parole/extended supervision term has/will terminated or will terminate.

To keep a crime victims address, email, and phone number confidential.

To petition the court for modification of conditions of extended supervision.

To provide a mechanism for the Department of Corrections to verify the sentenced persons date of release to extended supervision when sentenced person files a petition to modify court-imposed conditions of extended supervision. DOC form.

To enable a court to grant or deny modification of conditions of extended supervision.

To petition the Program Review Committee for modification of bifurcated sentence based on either age and time served, or extraordinary health condition.

To enable DOC to refer an inmate's petition for modification of bifurcated sentence to the sentencing court for a hearing.

To enable the sentencing court to grant or deny sentence modification.

To petition the court for adjustment of a sentence. 2011 Act 38 repeals TIS.

To enable the court to refer inmate petition for sentence adjustment to the District Attorney Office for review.

District Attorney's Office response for inmates petition for sentence adjustment.

To enable a court to grant or deny sentence adjustment. CCAP form.

To provide a mechanism for DOC to verify an inmate's length of time served when inmate files a Petition for Sentence Adjustment.

To petition the court for a determination of eligibility or ineligibility for the Substance Abuse Program. DOC-2251A.

Used by DOC to advise the court that Department approves filing of Petition for Determination of Eligibility for the Substance Abuse Program. DOC-2251.

To enable the court to grant or deny a Petition for Determination of Eligibility for the Substance Abuse Program.

To provide a standardized form for requesting expunction of the court records of an adult conviction.

To provide a standardized form to order expunction of an adult conviction record.

To order examination of a defendant who enters a plea of not guilty by reason or mental disease or defect in a criminal case.

To commit a defendant immediately to the supervision of DHS, following determination of not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect.