Who fills out this form?

The form is used by the court to make an order. It includes sections for the court to find facts and for the court to issue orders.

What does this form order?

It orders the defendant to be committed to the DHS for a set time, which is either up to 12 months or the maximum sentence for the most serious crime, whichever is less.

Does this form involve a filing fee?

The provided text does not mention any filing fees for this form.

CR-206

Order of Commitment for Treatment (Incompetency)

Wisconsin · Wisconsin Court System · Effective December 3, 2024

This form is used by the court to officially order that a defendant be sent to the Department of Health Services (DHS) for treatment because the court finds the person is unable to proceed with their case due to incompetence.

The court describes it as: To order defendant committed to the DHS for treatment of incompetency.

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This form is used after a defendant has been charged with a crime and the court determines the defendant is currently incompetent but might become competent with proper treatment.

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Who fills out this form?: The form is used by the court to make an order. It includes sections for the court to find facts and for the court to issue orders.
What does this form order?: It orders the defendant to be committed to the DHS for a set time, which is either up to 12 months or the maximum sentence for the most serious crime, whichever is less.
Does this form involve a filing fee?: The provided text does not mention any filing fees for this form.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 10, 2026. The current version took effect December 3, 2024.

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