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SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA Reserved for Clerk s File Stamp COUNTY: PLAINTIFF: COUNTY OF EL DORADO PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEFENDANT: DUI ADVISEMENT OF RIGHTS, WAIVER, AND PLEA FORM (Vehicle Code 23153) CASE NUMBER: DEPARTMENT: INSTRUCTIONS Fill out thi s form if you wish to plea d guilty or no contest to the charge s against you. Initial th e box for e ach applicable item only if you understand it, and sign and date the form on page 5. If you have any questions a bout your case, the possible sentence, or the information on this form, ask your attorney or the judge. RIGHT TO AN ATTORNEY 1. I understand that I have the right to be represented by an attorney throughout the proceeding s. I understand that the Court will appoint a free attorney for me if I cannot afford to hire one, but at the end of the case, I may be asked to pay all or part of the cost of that attorney, if I can afford to. I understand that there are dangers and disadvantages to giving up my right to an attorney, a nd that it is almost always unwise to represent myself... 1. NATURE OF THE CHARGES (Initial all items you are charged with.) I understand that I am charged with a violation of Vehicle Code section(s): 2. 23153(a) - Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or both, and when driving, committing an act forbidden by law or neglecting a duty imposed by law, which causes injury to anot her 2. person... 3. 23153(b) - Driving when my blood-alcohol level was.08 percent or higher, and when driving, committing an act forb idden by law or negle cting a dut y imposed by law, which causes injury to another person.... 3. 4. 23153(d) - Driving a commercial ve hicle when my blood-alcohol level was.04 percent or high er, and when driving, committing an act forbidden by law or negl ecting a duty imposed b y law, which causes injury to another person.... 4. 5. Check if applicable - 14601 or 14601.1 or 14601.2 or 14601.5 5. Driving in knowing violation of a driver s license restriction, suspension, or revocation... 6. Check if applicable - 14601.3 (Habitual traffic offender) - Accumulating a driving record history in knowing violation of a driver s license suspension or revocation... 6. 7. If applicable - I understand that I am also charged with the following other offense(s): 7. TYPE OF OFFENSE(S) AND SECTION NUMBER(S) 8. If applicable - I am also charged with having the following other conviction(s): LIST OFFENSE(S), CASE NUMBER(S) AND DATE(S) 8. CR-122 (Rev. 1-2012) See Next Page Page 1 of 6

NATURE OF THE CHARGES (Continued) 9. If applicable I am also charged with violating the probation order(s) in the following case(s): CASE NUMBER(S) AND DATE(S) 9. 10. I understand the charge(s) against me, and the possible pleas and defenses... 10. CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS 11. RIGHT TO A JURY T RIAL - I understand that I h ave the right to a speed y, public jur y trial. At the trial, I would be presumed innocent, and I could not be con victed unless 12 imparti al jurors were 11. convinced of my guilt beyond a reasonable doubt... 12. RIGHT TO CONFRONT WITNESSES - I understand that I have the right to confront and crossexamine all witnesses testifying against me... 12. 13. RIGHT AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION - I understand that I have the rig ht to remain silent and not incriminate myself, and the right to t estify on my own behalf. I understa nd that by pleading guilt y 13. or no contest, or admitting other conviction(s) or probation violation(s), I am incriminating myself... 14. RIGHT TO P RODUCE EVIDENCE - I understand that I have the right to present evidence and to have the Court issue subpoenas to bring into court all witnesses and evidence favorable to me, at no cost to me... 14. RIGHTS ON CHARGES OF OTHER CONVICTION(S) AND PROBATION VIOLATION(S) 15. I understan d that I have the right t o an attorn ey, the right to a jury t rial, the rig ht to confro nt witnesses, the right against self-incrimination, and the right to produce evidence and witnesses for all of the c harges against me, including other alleged conviction(s) or probation violation(s). However, for a charge of violating probation, I do not have the right to a jury trial, although I d o have the right to a hearing before a judge... 15. WAIVER OF RIGHTS Understanding all of the above, fo r all of the charges against me, including a ny other alleged conviction(s) or probation violation(s): 16. I give up my right to an attorney, and I choose to represent myself. (Does not apply if you have an attorney.) 16. 17. I give up my right to a jury trial... 17. 18. I give up my right to confront and cross-examine witnesses... 18. 19. I give up my right to remain silent and to not incriminate myself... 19. 20. I give up my right to produce evidence and witnesses on my own behalf... 20. CONSEQUENCES OF PLEA OF GUILTY OR NO CONTEST 21. I understand that if I a m not a citizen, a plea o f guilty or no contest (nolo contendere) could result 21. in my deportation, exclusion from admission to this country, or denial of naturalization... 22. I understand that a plea of no contest will have the same effect in this case as a plea of guilty, and it can be used again st me in a civil lawsu it unless th e offense is punishab le only as a misdemeanor... 22. 23. I understand that any plea entered in this ca se may be gro unds for revoking probat ion or parole which has previously been granted to me in any other case... 23. 24. I understand that in addition to the fine indicat ed on the penalty charts on pages 3 and 4, the Court will add assessments which will significantly increase the amount I must pa y. I will also be ordered to make restitution and to pay a restit ution fine of $120 to $1,000 (or $24 0 to $10,00 0 if 24. the offense is a felony) unless the Court finds compelling and extraordinary reasons not to do so. CR-122 (Rev. 1-2012) See next page Page 2 of 6

CONSEQUENCES OF PLEA OF GUILTY OR NO CONTEST (Continued) 25. I understan d that the Department of Motor Vehicles (D MV) may c onsider any of my oth er convictions for DUI or reckless driving, even those th at are not cha rged in this pr oceeding, an d may impose a more severe driver s license suspension or revocation as a result... 25. 26. I understand that being under the i nfluence of alcohol or drugs, or both, impairs my ability to safely operate a motor vehicle, and it is extr emely dangerous to human life to drive while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or both. If I continue to drive while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or both, and as a result of my driving, someone is killed, I can be charged with murder... 26. 27. I understand that if I am the registered owner of the vehicle used in the offense: A. The Court will impound my vehicle at my expense for up to 90 da ys, unless it is determine d that it is in the interest of justice not to do so... 27A. B. The Court may also require me to install an igni tion interlock device for up to three years. Installation of this device, whic h prevents the vehicle from starti ng if I have alcoh ol in my body, does not authorize me to drive without a valid driver's license... 27B. C. The Court may declare my vehicle to be a nuisance and order it sold following a hearing if I have one or more other convictions for driving under the in fluence (DUI), vehicular manslaughter (Penal Code 191.5 or 192.5(a)), or any combination thereof, in the past 7 years... 27C. D. If I am conv icted of a second or subsequent violation of driving with a suspended or revoked license (V.C. 14601 et seq.) or dr iving without a license ( V.C. 12500(a)), my vehicle will be subject to forfeiture as a nuisance... 27D. SENTENCES FOR DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUGS (Section 23153) Offense Minimum and Maximum Sentences when Probation is Granted (3 to 5 Years Probation Term) Minimum and Maximum Sentences without Probation First offense within 10 years See Nos. 28-35. Second offense within 10 years (other conviction of section 23152, 23153, or 23103 under 23103.5) See Nos. 28-35 Third or subsequent offense within 10 years (other convictions of section 23152, 23153, or 23103 under 23103.5) See Nos. 28-36. 5 da ys to 1 year in c ounty jail, a $390 to $1,00 0 fine, and completion of a 3-mo nth alc ohol/drug program (or a 9-m onth program if m y blood-alcohol content was.20 percent or m ore, or if I r efused a c hemical t est at arrest). The DMV will also impose a 1-year driver s license suspension. Either: (A) at least 120 days in county jail, and a $390 to $5,000 fine; or (B) 30 days to 1 year in cou nty j ail, a $39 0 to $1, 000 fine, an d com pletion of a n 18-mo nth alc ohol/drug pr ogram. Note - Un der either option, the DMV will also impose a 3-year driver's license revocation. 30 days to at l east 1 year in county jail, a $ 390 to $5, 000 fine, completion of an 18-m onth alc ohol/drug pr ogram, and restitution or r eparation to th e vi ctim as requir ed b y law. The DMV will also impose a 5-year driver s license revocation. The Court may impose a 10-year driver s license revocation. 16 months or 2 or 3 years in state prison (or 90 days to 1 year in co unty j ail), and a $ 390 to $1,000 fine. The DMV will also impose a 1-year driver's license suspension. 16 months or 2 or 3 ye ars i n state pr ison ( or 120 days to 1 year in county jail), and a $390 to $5,000 fine. The DMV will also impose a 3-year driver s license revocation. 2, 3, or 4 years in state prison, and a $1,015 to $5,000 fine. T he DMV will impose a 5- year driver's l icense revoc ation. T he Court may impose a 10-year dr iver s license r evocation. (An a dditional 3 years in state pr ison will b e ordered if I alre ady h ave 4 or more DUI convictions and the offense caused great bodily injury to another person.) ADDITIONAL PENALTIES FOR A VIOLATION OF SECTION 23153 28. I understand that if my alleged offense also ca used bodily injury or death to more than 1 victim, upon a felo ny convictio n, my sentence will b e enhanced by 1 year in state pr ison for ea ch additional victim, up to a maximum of 3 additional years... 28. 29. I understan d that the DMV may suspend or r evoke my d river s licen se under a civil proced ure which is se parate from this cr iminal action. I understand that the DMV s action, if any, will be in addition to the Court s sentence and that I must obey it.... 29. 30. I understan d that the DMV will revoke my dri ver s licen se for 4 yea rs if I have a prior felo ny conviction in the pa st 10 years of Vehicle Code 23152, 23153, or Penal Cod e 191.5(b ), 192(c)(1), or any conviction within 10 years of Penal Code 191.5(a) or 192.5(a)... 30. CR-122 (Rev. 1-2012) See next page Page 3 of 6

ADDITIONAL PENALTIES FOR A VIOLATION OF SECTION 23153 (Continued) 31. I understand that the DMV will prohibit me from operating a commercial vehicle for one year if I am convicted of a first DUI offense or willful refusal to sub mit to or complete a chemical test to determine my blood-al cohol level which occurred in any vehicle. The DMV will prohibit me from operating a commercia l vehicle ever again if I am convicted of a second or su bsequent DU I offense or willful refusal to submit to or complete a chemical test in any vehicle... 32. I understand that the DMV will notify me that I am required to inst all an ignition interlock device in all vehicles that I own or operate, and it will issue a restricted license if I comply... 32. 33. I understand that proof of my succe ssful completion of an alcohol/drug program must be received at DMV headquarters in order for me to have my driving privilege re instated, even if I am n ot ordered to attend such a program by the Court, and that I must surrender my license to the Court... 33. 34. I understand that if I am placed on probation, it is unlawful to drive with a blood-alcohol level of.01 percent or higher and that my license will be suspended by the DMV for up to one year if I do so... 34. 35. I understand that if my blood-alcohol level was.15 percent or above, o r if I refused to submit to a chemical test, the Court will consid er this in determining whether to enhance the p enalties, grant probation, or impose additional terms of probation... 35. 36. If applicable - I underst and that if I am convicted of a third or subsequent DUI violation, I will be designated as an h abitual traffi c of fender for 3 years after my conviction, and I will re ceive a n enhanced sentence if I drive in violation of my license revocation... 36. 31. SENTENCES FOR DRIVING IN VIOLATION OF A LICENSE SUSPENSION, REVOCATION, OR RESTRICTION Vehicle Code Section First Offense Second or Subsequent Offense: I have on e or more prior convictions in the past 5 years of either sections 14601, 14601.1, 14601.2, or 14601.5. 14601 5 days to 6 months in jail, and a fine of $300 to $1,000. 10 days to 1 year in jail, and a fine of $500 to $2,000. 10 days in jail required if probation is imposed. 14601.1 Up to 6 months in jail, or a fine of $300 to $1,000, or both. 5 days to 1 year in jail, and a fine of $500 to $2,000. 14601.2 10 days to 6 months in jail, and a fine of $300 to $1,000. 10 days in jail required if probation is imposed. 30 days to 1 year in jail, and a fine of $500 to $2,000. 30 days in jail required if probation is imposed. If I have been designated as an habitual traffic offender within 3 years of this conviction, in addition to the penalties above, I will also be sentenced to serve 180 days in jail and to pay a $2,000 fine. 14601.5 Up to 6 months in jail, or a fine of $300 to $1,000, or both. 10 days to 1 year in jail, and a fine of $500 to $2,000. Note - Section 14601.3 also constitutes a prior conviction for this offense. Vehicle Code Section First Offense Second or Subsequent Offense: Prior conviction(s) in past 7 years of section 14601.3. 14601.3 30 days in jail, and a fine of $1,000. 180 days in jail, and a fine of $2,000. ADDITIONAL PENALTY FOR A VIOLATION OF SECTION 14601, 14601.1, 14601.2 and 14601.5 37. If applicable - I understand that if I am convicted of a violation of Vehicle Code 14601.2, or if the original charge was for a violation o f that se ction but I am pleading to section 14601, 14601.1 or 14601.5, the Court will order me to install an i gnition interlock device ( IID) on any vehicle that I own or operate for up to three years. Installation of this device, which prevents th e vehicle from starting if I have alcohol in my body, does not authorize me to drive without a valid driver's license. 37. CR-122 (Rev. 1-2012) See next page Page 4 of 6

38. I have read and understood the app licable charts on page s 3 and 4, wh ich list th e minimum and maximum penalties for the offense(s) I am charged with. (See No. 39 for the offenses not listed in the charts.)... 38. 39. If applicable - I understand that the possible consequences for the offense(s) charged, which are not listed on the penalty charts on pages 3 and 4, include the following: 39. PLEA(S) 40. I hereby freely and voluntarily plead to the following: GUILTY OR NO CONTEST LIST CHARGE(S) 40. 41. If applicable - I freely and voluntarily admit the other co nviction(s) t hat I listed on this form. I understand that this admission will increase the penalties which are imposed on me... 41. 42. If applicable - I freely an d voluntarily admit the p robation violation(s) that I listed on t his form and give up my right to a hearing before a judge regarding the probation violation(s)... 42. 43. I understand that I have the right t o a delay of from 6 hours to 5 days prior to bein g sentenced for a misdemeanor, and th e right to a delay of up to 20 days for a felony. I give up t his right an d agree to be sentenced at this time... 43. 44. If applicable - I understand that I have the right t o enter my plea before, and to be sentenced by, a judge. I give up this right and agree to enter my plea before, and to be sentenced by: TEMPORARY JUDGE S NAME 44. ** DEFENDANT S SIGNATURE: DATE: CR-122 (Rev. 1-2012) See next page Page 5 of 6

ATTORNEY S STATEMENT I am the attorney of record for the d efendant. I have reviewed the form and any addenda with my client. I have explained each of the defendant s rights to th e defendant and answered all of th e defendant s question s with regard to this plea. I have also discussed the facts of the defendant s case with the defendant, and explained the consequences of this plea, the elements of the offense(s), and the possible defenses. I concur in this plea and in the defendant s decision to waive his or her constitutional rights. SIGNATURE OF DEFENDANT S ATTORNEY DATE INTERPRETER S STATEMENT (if applicable) I, having been sworn or having a written oath on file, certify that I truly translated this form to the defendant in the language indicated below. The def endant stated that (s)he understood the contents of the form, and then (s)he initialed and signed the form. Language: Spanish Other (specify): COURT INTERPRETER S SIGNATURE TYPE OR PRINT NAME DATE COURT S FINDINGS AND ORDER The Court, having revie wed this form and any addenda, and having questioned t he defendant concerning the defendant s constitutional rights and the defendant s admission of other conviction(s) and probation violation(s), if any, finds that the defendant has expressly, knowingl y, understand ingly and intelligently waived his or her constitutional rights. The Court finds that the defendant s plea(s) and admission(s) are freely and voluntarily made with an understanding of the nature and consequen ces thereof, and that th ere is a factual basis fo r th e plea(s). The Court accepts the defendant s ple a(s), the defendant s a dmission of the other conviction(s) and probation violation(s), if any, and orders this form filed and incorporated in the docket by reference as though fully set forth therein. Judge of the Superior Court Temporary Judge of the Superior Court DATE CR-122 (Rev. 1-2012) Page 6 of 6