The Wisconsin Notice to District Attorney on Petition for Sentence Adjustment — 973.195MisstatestIsiIsisis a legal document that is filed by a defendant with the court in order to adjust their sentence. This document states the intent to reduce or modify the sentence imposed on the defendant as a result of conviction. It is used when the defendant feels that the sentence imposed is unjust or excessive and seeks to have it modified. There are two types of Wisconsin Notice to District Attorney on Petition for Sentence Adjustment — 973.195, Wis. Stats.: (1) Petition for Sentence Adjustment—Original Sentence and (2) Petition for Sentence Adjustment—Reduced Sentence. The first type is used when the defendant seeks a reduction in the original sentence imposed, while the second type is used when the defendant seeks to modify the originally imposed sentence to a lesser one. Both types of petitions must be filed with the court, accompanied by supporting evidence of the defendant's claim, and served to the local district attorney. The district attorney then has the right to review the case and either accept or oppose the petition.