Petition to Modify Bifurcated Sentence 302.113(9g) (Geriatric/Extraordinary Health Condition)

This form is used to ask the Program Review Committee to change a sentence that was split into different parts. The request can be based on the person's age and how long they have already served, or on having a serious health problem.

The court describes it as: To petition the Program Review Committee for modification of bifurcated sentence based on either age and time served, or extraordinary health condition.

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What is this form for?

This form is a petition to ask the Program Review Committee to modify a bifurcated sentence based on age, time served, or a serious health condition.

Does this form require an attorney?

The form includes a section for the petitioner's attorney's name, but it also has a section where the petitioner can request an appointment of an attorney.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 10, 2026. The current version took effect November 21, 2019.

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