California Waiver Stipulation And Order For Re sentencing is a tool used by the court to reduce an offender's sentence if the offender voluntarily waives certain rights and agrees to specific terms. The California Waiver Stipulation And Order For Re sentencing can include the following types: Early Release, Custody Credit, and/or Fines and Fees Waiver. Early Release is when the court reduces the sentence of an offender, allowing them to be released from custody earlier than their original sentence. Custody Credit is when the court grants a reduction in the sentence of an offender based on the amount of time already served. Fines and Fees Waiver is when the court agrees to waive some or all of the fines and fees imposed on the offender. The California Waiver Stipulation And Order For Re sentencing also requires the offender to agree to certain terms, such as restitution, probation, or a period of supervised release. The court will review the offender’s criminal history, their current circumstances, and any mitigating factors before deciding to grant a resentencing waiver.