Fill and Sign the Warrant for Arrest State of North Carolina National Paralegal Form

PRIOR CONVICTIONS: JUDGMENT: The defendant appeared in open court and freely, voluntarily and understandingly entered the above plea; on the above verdict it is ORDERED that the defendant: guilty guilty not guiltyMISD. CLASS: This Warrant WAS NOT served for the following reason:No./Level:pay costs and a fine of $CSCIf this Warrant For Arrest is not served within one hundred and eighty (180) days, it must be returned to the Clerk of Court in the county in which it was issued with the reason for the failure of service noted thereon. The officer must state all steps taken by the department in attempting to execute the Warrant and any information obtained about the whereabouts of the defendant.RETURN OF SERVICEI certify that this Warrant was received and served as follows: By arresting the defendant and bringing the defendant before:Appointed Retained Waivedno contest no contestPLEA:VERDICT: guilty guilty not guiltySignature Deputy CSC Assist. CSCbe imprisoned for a term ofdays in the custody of the sheriff.DOC. Pretrialdays served.Workis recommended.is not recommended.[is ordered. (use form AOC-CR-602)]The Court finds that alongershorter period of probation, than that which is specified in G.S. 15A-1343.2(d), isWith defendant's consent, execution of the sentence is suspended and the defendant is placed on unsupervised probation for months, subject to the following conditions: (1) commit no criminal offense in any jurisdiction. (2) possess no firearm, explosive or other deadly weapon listed in G.S. 14-269. (3) remain gainfully and suitably employed or faithfully pursue a course of study or of vocational training, that will equip the defendant for suitable employment, and abide by all rules of the institution. (4) satisfy child support and family obligations, as required by the Court. (5) pay to the Clerk the costs of court and$$$$$ *Name(s), address(es), amount(s) & social security number(s) of aggrieved party(ies) to receive restitution:I certify that this Judgment is a true and complete copy of the original which is on file in this case.CERTIFICATIONSignature Of District Court Judge6.completehours of community service during thedays of probation, as directed by theservice coordinator, and pay the fee prescribed by G.S. 143B-475.1(b)days. 7.not be found in or on the premises of the complainant8.not assault, communicate with or be in the presence of the complainant9.Other: This Warrant WAS NOT served for the following reason:2323 COMMITMENT: It is ORDERED that the Clerk deliver two certified copies of this Judgment and Commitment to the sheriff and that the sheriff cause the defendant to be retained in custody to serve the sentence imposed or until the defendant shall have complied with the conditions of release pending appeal.It is ORDERED thatJudgment is continued upon payment ofcase be consolidated for judgment withsentence is to run at the expiration of the sentence0I (0)II (1-4)III (5+)APPEAL ENTRIESThe defendant, in open court, gives notice of appeal to the Superior Court. The current pretrial release order is modified as follows:REDELIVERYSignature Dep. CSC Assist. CSC CSCSignature Of Officer Making ReturnSignature Of District Court JudgeSignature Of Officer Making ReturnRETURN FOLLOWING REDELIVERYI certify that this Warrant was received and served as follows: By arresting the defendant and bringing the defendant11 If DWI, use AOC-CR-301 (active) or AOC-CR-310 (probation). If active sentence to DOC, use AOC-CR-602. If supervised probation, use AOC-CR-604. AOC-CR-915M, Side Two, Rev. 8/97 (Structured Sentencing) NOTE:Department Or Agency Of OfficerName Of Judicial OfficialDistrict AttorneyAttorney For Defendant At Time Of Trial Or PleaFineRestitution*Attorney's FeeCommunity Service FeeOtherDate Name Of District Court Judge (Type Or Print)Date Date Delivered To SheriffDate Date ReceivedDate ServedDate ReturnedDepartment Or Agency Of OfficerDateName Of Judicial OfficialDate ReceivedDate ServedDate Returned 1997 Administrative Office of the Courts.