Wisconsin District Attorney Response on Petition for Sentence Adjustment 973.195, Wis. Stats.

• Category: Wisconsin Statewide - Circuit Court - Criminal
• State: Wisconsin
• Control #: WI-SKU-1518
• Format: PDF

Description

District Attorney Response on Petition for Sentence Adjustment 973.195, Wis. Stats. The Wisconsin District Attorney Response on Petition for Sentence Adjustment 973.195, Wis. Stats., is a legal document that spells out the response of the District Attorney (DA) to a petition filed by an offender or their representative for a sentence adjustment. The DA has two possible responses to this petition: 1) grant the petition and adjust the sentence or 2) deny the petition and keep the sentence as is. Under this statute, the DA must provide a written response to the petition that must include the facts, law, and other relevant information that the DA used to make their decision. Additionally, the response must include the DA's legal conclusions and the reasons for granting or denying the petition. In the event that the DA denies the petition, the response must also include the amount of time the offender must serve before the DA will consider a new petition. Depending on the circumstances, the DA may also respond to the petition with a conditional grant, which allows the offender to serve a reduced sentence with certain conditions.

The Wisconsin District Attorney Response on Petition for Sentence Adjustment 973.195, Wis. Stats., is a legal document that spells out the response of the District Attorney (DA) to a petition filed by an offender or their representative for a sentence adjustment. The DA has two possible responses to this petition: 1) grant the petition and adjust the sentence or 2) deny the petition and keep the sentence as is. Under this statute, the DA must provide a written response to the petition that must include the facts, law, and other relevant information that the DA used to make their decision. Additionally, the response must include the DA's legal conclusions and the reasons for granting or denying the petition. In the event that the DA denies the petition, the response must also include the amount of time the offender must serve before the DA will consider a new petition. Depending on the circumstances, the DA may also respond to the petition with a conditional grant, which allows the offender to serve a reduced sentence with certain conditions.