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The United States District Court district, the Register No., the U.S. Court Docket No., and In the Matter of Statement of, with a box for Parolee or Mandatory Releasee.
CJA 22
Statement of Parolee or Mandatory Releasee Concerning Appointment of Counsel Under the Criminal Justice Act
CJA 22, Statement of Parolee or Mandatory Releasee Concerning Appointment of Counsel Under the Criminal Justice Act, is a one-page form captioned for a United States District Court. The U.S. Courts list it under CJA Forms. The PDF prints the edition (9/76), and the U.S. Courts page lists it as effective on September 1, 1976.
The statement concerns a matter before the United States Parole Commission. The person signing states that they have been advised of the charges and their rights in an attached Notice of Pending Dispositional Review, Warrant Application or Summons to Appear, and that they understand they may apply to the United States District Court for appointment of counsel. The form says that representation will be furnished if the judicial officer determines they are financially unable to obtain attorney representation. The person then either declines to apply, or applies and states their financial condition.
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The United States District Court district, the Register No., the U.S. Court Docket No., and In the Matter of Statement of, with a box for Parolee or Mandatory Releasee.
The person's name and which document is attached: a Notice of Pending Dispositional Review, a Warrant Application or a Summons to Appear.
Choice 1 says the person does not wish to apply to the District Court for appointment of counsel. Choice 2 applies for appointment of counsel and states the person's financial condition.
Employed or unemployed, weekly income if employed, average weekly income if self-employed, cash on hand and in bank, number of dependants, and property owned.
The applicant's signature certifying the above to be correct, the witness's signature and title, the date, and a warning that a false or dishonest answer may be punishable under 18 U.S.C. § 1001.
Enter the district, the Register No. and the U.S. Court Docket No., and check Parolee or Mandatory Releasee.
Write the person's name in the statement and check which document is attached: Notice of Pending Dispositional Review, Warrant Application or Summons to Appear.
Mark choice 1 to not apply to the District Court for appointment of counsel, or choice 2 to apply.
With choice 2, the form asks whether the person is employed, weekly income, cash on hand and in bank, number of dependants and property owned.
The applicant signs under "I certify the above to be correct." The form also has lines for a witness's signature and title, and a date.
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The form is captioned for a United States District Court, and an application under choice 2 is made to the District Court for appointment of counsel.
The form does not print a fee.
The form says a false or dishonest answer to a question in this application may be punishable by fine or imprisonment or both (18 U.S.C. § 1001).
The PDF prints the edition (9/76). The U.S. Courts page lists the form as effective on September 1, 1976.
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The caption has boxes for Parolee and Mandatory Releasee. The person writes their name in the statement and signs as applicant under "I certify the above to be correct."
Below the applicant's signature, the form has a Witness line with a signature, a title and a date.
The form says representation by counsel will be furnished if the judicial officer determines the person is financially unable to obtain attorney representation.
The form says counsel would assist or represent the person in this matter before the United States Parole Commission.
The form names who signs it and who decides on appointment of counsel.
The agency’s own page for Form CJA 22.
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The parolee or mandatory releasee signs as applicant, certifying the information is correct. The form also has lines for a witness's signature and title.
The form says the person may apply to the United States District Court for appointment of counsel to assist or represent them in the matter before the United States Parole Commission.
Choice 1 on the form says the person does not wish to apply to the District Court for appointment of counsel.
Whether the person is employed or unemployed, weekly income if employed, average weekly income if self-employed, cash on hand and in bank, number of dependants, and property owned.
The form says representation by counsel will be furnished if the judicial officer determines the person is financially unable to obtain attorney representation.
It says a false or dishonest answer to a question in the application may be punishable by fine or imprisonment or both, citing 18 U.S.C. § 1001.