Forms & Documents Used by the Second Division

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Documents relating to the Second Division's case management and scheduling system.  Please also visit the Case Management page for more information.

Please Note:  These orders are exemplar orders only.  The actual orders entered in individual cases may have different or additional provisions.

• Waiver of Appearance at Arraignment (also in Word format)
• Initial Scheduling Order
• Plea Agreement Notice Deadline Order
• Pretrial Order

Documents used in the Hamilton County Drug Recovery Court.  For other documents, please also visit the Drug Recovery Court Documents page, including the page for Admissions.

• Drug Recovery Court Application
• Participant Handbook
• Participant Contract

Standard forms for use relating to entry of guilty pleas and judicial diversion.

• Standard Plea Agreement (also in Word format)
• Additional Pages (for longer pleas) (also in Word format)
• Standard Plea Agreement (Spanish Translation)
• Standard Plea and Judicial Diversion Order (also in Word format)
• Proposed Order Regarding TBI Diversion Certification Fee for Indigent Persons (also in Word format)
• Standard Restitution Order (also in Word format)
• Waiver of Notice of Intention to Seek Enhanced Punishment

These documents may be used in relation to particular offenses.

• Domestic Violence Offenses:
  
  
  • Acknowledgment of Firearms Consequences 
  • Dispossession of Firearms Upon Conviction
    
    
• Driving Offenses:
  
  
  • Petition for Restricted Drivers' License (08/2018)
  • Order for Transdermal or Alcohol or Drug Monitoring Devices (form required, without modification, by the Department of the Treasury) 
  • Uniform Affidavit for Electronic Monitoring Indigency Fund (also for Interlock Device)
  • Notice of Enhanced Penalties for DUI Offenses
  • Notice of Enhanced Penalties for DUI Offenses (with Spanish Translation)

• Outline of the Criminal Trial Process for Self-Represented Litigants
• Financial Affidavit (related to appointment of counsel and assessment of court costs)