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Code · Florida · Title XLVII — Criminal Procedure and Corrections · Chapter 932

932.66 Suggested forms for transfer.

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The petition for transfer, order of transfer, and agreement of bail bond agent to transfer bond shall be substantially as follows:
PETITION FOR TRANSFER TO COURT
PROVIDING TRIAL BY JURY
IN THE COURT, FLORIDA
I,
(Name), am
(Age)years of age and I reside at (Address) . I was arrested on
(Date),
(Year), and am charged in this court with (Description and number of each county or municipal ordinance) . I am presently incarcerated in the
(Jail)awaiting trial on the charge(s) listed above.
—OR—
I am at liberty on (surety bond) (cash bond) (my own recognizance). My bail bond agent is
(Address)
I am due to appear in this court on
(Date)for (Type of appearance) .
My charge(s) in this court constitute a violation of the criminal laws of the state as follows:
I desire a trial by jury and seek a transfer of the following charge(s)
to a court of this county providing criminal trial by jury.
I agree to appear in the court to which my case is transferred on the day of ,
(Year).
(Signature of petitioner)
(Attorney for petitioner)
ORDER OF TRANSFER
This cause is hereby transferred to the court at , Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED this day
of ,
(Judge)
AGREEMENT OF BAIL BOND AGENT TO
TRANSFER BOND TO COURT
PROVIDING TRIAL BY JURY
I, , a duly licensed bail bond agent agree to the transfer of that certain bond to Court at , Florida.
(Signature of bail bond agent)
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