Order Setting Conditions of Release | USA

Obtain an order setting out the conditions of a defendant's release with this free US District Court form.

  • This form is for criminal cases heard in any United States District Court.
  • Order Setting Conditions of Release, US Court Form AO 199A (rev 12/11).
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Last Updated: 12-January-2025
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