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JU 07.0510 - Order of Release - Washington

JU 07.0510 - Order of Release - Washington-2026

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The document is an 'Order of Release' from the Superior Court of Washington's Juvenile Court, detailing the release conditions for a respondent who has been taken into custody for allegedly committing an offense. It outlines the findings of probable cause, the parties present at the hearing, and specifies conditions for the respondent's release pending a fact-finding hearing, including supervision requirements and restrictions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the JU 07.0510 - Order of Release in the editor.
Begin by entering the county name and case number at the top of the form, ensuring all details are accurate.
Fill in the respondent's date of birth (D.O.B.) in the designated field.
In Section I, BASIS, check off who was present at the hearing, including the respondent, prosecutor, and any other relevant parties.
Proceed to Section II, FINDING, where you will confirm that there is probable cause for the offense.
In Section III, ORDER, select the appropriate conditions for release. You can choose personal recognizance options and specify supervision details.
Complete any additional conditions required under Section III by checking relevant boxes and providing necessary information.
Finally, ensure that all signatures are obtained before submitting your completed form.

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