RULE CrRLJ 7.3
                                   JUDGMENT

    A judgment of conviction shall set forth whether the defendant was
represented by a lawyer or waived representation by a lawyer, the plea, the
verdict or findings, and the adjudication and sentence. The court may order
that its sentence include special conditions or requirements, including a
specified schedule for the payment of a fine, restitution, or other costs, or
the performance of community service. If the defendant is found not guilty or
for any other reason is entitled to be discharged, judgment shall be entered
accordingly. The judge or clerk shall enter the judgment on the record. The
judgment and record of the sentencing proceedings of the courts of limited
jurisdiction shall be preserved in perpetuity, either in an electronic or hard
copy format. "Hard copy format" may include microfilm, microfiche, or a paper
copy. At a minimum, the judgment and record of the sentencing proceedings shall include:

    (a)  Defendant's name;

    (b)  Defendant's ID numbers;

    (c)  Citation to the statute or ordinance, including subsections,
         under which the defendant was sentenced;

    (d)  Identification of any charge to which the defendant pled guilty or
         was found guilty that is a crime of domestic violence under state law;

    (e)  Arraignment date;

    (f)  The plea, and the date entered;

    (g)  Representation by or waiver of lawyer, as well as date of lawyer's
         appearance or waiver;

    (h)  The parties present, including but not limited to the judge,
         attorneys, prosecutor, defense counsel, witnesses;

    (i)  Verdict or findings, and the date entered;

    (j)  Adjudication and sentence, and the date entered;

    (k)  Conditions or requirements of the sentence, including but not limited
         to a specified schedule for the payment of a  fine, restitution,
         or other costs, performance of community service, counseling or treatment;

    (l)  The outcomes of any hearings held on the case, including but not limited
         to noncompliance hearings, reviews.

    The judgment and record of the sentencing proceedings shall be prima facie
evidence of a valid conviction in subsequent proceedings in courts of limited
jurisdiction and in superior court.


[Amended effective June 4, 1997; amended effective Dec. 2010.]