Get Ca Crim-208 2015

The CA CRIM-208, known as the felony bail computation worksheet, is a crucial document used to calculate bail amounts for arrestees based on various factors. This guide provides users with a clear, step-by-step approach to filling out the form effectively and accurately.

Follow the steps to complete the CA CRIM-208 online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the CA CRIM-208 online form.
2. Begin by entering the name of the arrestee in the designated field.
3. In the second field, list all offenses the arrestee is charged with, referencing the felony bail schedule on pages 5-22 to determine the base bail amount for each offense.
4. Identify the offense with the highest bail schedule amount and record the code and section number in the specified area.
5. In field 3a, enter the bail schedule amount for the offense identified in step 4.
6. If the arrestee is charged with two or more offenses, proceed to fields 3b and 3c. If not, move to step 8.
7. For 3b, if additional offenses were committed against separate victims or on separate dates, list the total bail amounts for those offenses.
8. In field 3c, if there were additional separate sex acts committed on the same victim that can be punished separately, document the total amounts for these acts.
9. If neither 3b nor 3c apply, the base bail remains the amount entered in 3a.
10. In step 4, indicate if the offense was committed for the benefit of a gang and, if so, add $40,000.
11. In step 5, determine if a weapon was involved in the offense. If yes, assess which of the specific categories (5a-5d) apply and add the appropriate amounts.
12. In step 6, check if the offense involved infliction of great bodily injury (GBI) and, if so, add $30,000.
13. For step 7, inquire about prior convictions of the arrestee. If applicable, follow the prompts to add amounts for any specified prior convictions.
14. In step 8, review for any additional enhancements that may apply, such as hate crimes or specific victim characteristics; add the relevant amounts.
15. Conclude by summing the total amounts from fields 3a through 8d to determine the total bail in field 9.
16. Finally, enter the name of the person completing the form and any relevant badge or ID number.
17. Decide and mark whether law enforcement opposes O/R release.
18. If applicable, attach any requests for deviation from the felony bail schedule along with supporting documentation.
19. You may then save changes, download, or print the completed form as needed.

Complete your CA CRIM-208 online to ensure accurate bail computations.