There is no statewide form to apply for Prop 47 relief. Check with the court where the conviction occurred to find out if there is a local form. If no form is available, you may write your own request and file it with the court. You will need to show the court a good cause why you missed the filing deadline.
Penal Code § 1172.1 provides the mechanism for resentencing in cases where the original sentence is no longer in the interest of justice or was disproportionately harsh. It empowers the court to recall a sentence and resentence an inmate if it finds that the original sentencing was excessive.
To petition you may use form TCR-81 Petition for Resentencing – Proposition 47 (Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Act). The form is available at the Superior Court of California, County of Fresno, Felony Clerks Office and the Court Action Center.
Filing the motion: Once the motion is ready, it will need to be taken to the court that handled your original felony case. Your prosecuting attorney files the motion on your behalf. Attending the hearing: After the motion is filed, a hearing date will be set.
To petition you may use form TCR-81 Petition for Resentencing – Proposition 47 (Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Act). The form is available at the Superior Court of California, County of Fresno, Felony Clerks Office and the Court Action Center.
Now, AB 600 allows courts to recall a sentence and initiate resentencing at any point in time, if the sentencing laws applicable at the time of sentencing have subsequently changed, including sentencing enhancement laws, strike laws, or any other sentencing rules.
Prop 47 Resentencing Information This Act reduces most drug possession offenses and thefts of property valued under $950.00 from felonies to misdemeanors. This does not happen automatically however - it is up to the persons convicted of these offenses to petition/apply to the Court for resentencing as a misdemeanor.
Purge means to destroy, blot out, strike out, or efface so that no trace remains. Expunge is a synonym.
To permanently remove a document or folder and all of its data so that it cannot be undeleted, you must purge it. A document or folder must first be deleted before it can be purged. Important! Purged documents and folders cannot be restored except by restoring the entire vault from backup.
In most jurisdictions; but again by no means all, the word purging is used to describe a procedure whereby a record is physically destroyed. The Advisory Committee recommended that sealing be defined as a prohibition on dissemination except to the record subject or pursuant to a court order.