California Proof of Enrollment for Batterer Intervention Program

• Category: California Family Law - Domestic Violence
• State: California
• Control #: CA-DV-805
• Format: PDF

Description

This official form shows the court that the restrained person enrolled in a batterers intervention program. This form is only used if the restrained person who ordered by the judge to attend this type of program. California Proof of Enrollment for Batterer Intervention Program is a document that is issued to individuals who have been convicted of a domestic violence offense in California and are required to attend a batterer intervention program. This document serves as proof that the individual has enrolled in the program and is following the mandated treatment. The California Proof of Enrollment for Batterer Intervention Program is issued by the courts, and it typically includes the individual’s name, date of enrollment, and other identifying information. There are two types of California Proof of Enrollment for Batterer Intervention Program: the 52-Week Batterer Intervention Program and the 26-Week Domestic Violence Perpetrator Program. Both of these programs are designed to provide education, intervention, and support for individuals convicted of domestic violence offenses.

California Proof of Enrollment for Batterer Intervention Program is a document that is issued to individuals who have been convicted of a domestic violence offense in California and are required to attend a batterer intervention program. This document serves as proof that the individual has enrolled in the program and is following the mandated treatment. The California Proof of Enrollment for Batterer Intervention Program is issued by the courts, and it typically includes the individual’s name, date of enrollment, and other identifying information. There are two types of California Proof of Enrollment for Batterer Intervention Program: the 52-Week Batterer Intervention Program and the 26-Week Domestic Violence Perpetrator Program. Both of these programs are designed to provide education, intervention, and support for individuals convicted of domestic violence offenses.