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I agree with the following statements 1. G*S* 54-56e P. A. 15-211 10 P. A. 15-246 3 P. B. 39-33 www. jud. ct. gov Instructions to Person Filing the Application 1. Fill out the Application and Military Status sections of the form and sign it. 2. Give the original form to the Clerk of Court and keep a copy for your records. 3. Send a copy to the prosecuting attorney the State s Attorney for your case. 4. A 35. 00 application fee or an application for a fee waiver must be filed with this applicati ...

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