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Show 4 Sun Advocate Price. Utah Tuesday June 11, 2002 3A Juvenile court , . Actiona taken in criminal 14 matters involving years and older with prior mis- youth ages demeanor or felony charges in 7th District Juvenile Court for Carbon County on May 29 before Judge Scott N. Johansen: defenRicky Joe Kouris - the dant appeared to answer a misdemeanor category criminal complaint containing two separate class B counts, one unlawful purchaseposscs-sionconsumptio- n of alcohol by a minor charge und one interference in an airestdetention by a 4aw enforcement officer offense. ' r The Price youth waived all legal rights in con- -- r A BETTY CROCKER Cake Mixes nection with the misdemeanor category complaint and the teen entered admittances on the class B unlawful purchasepossessionconsump-tio- n of alcohol count as well as the class B interference in an arrestdetention charge. The juvenile judge reviewed the teenagers constitutional rights, ruled that Kouris had intelligently entered the admittances and accepted the defendants guilty pleas on the two class B misdemeanor offenses. Pronouncing judgment in the misdemeanor category criminal case, the court imposed a detention period and ordered the teen's se-30-d- DEL.MMTE WESTERN FAMILY Squeeze Orange Juice Ketchup BETTY CROCXER, 15.12 R.1S. Frosting k. GLAD, count 6 16 60LD-K-S0F- ''' MEADOW GOLD. 6 Pick, AutV . fetSHEY Regular Size WETTER 41 JIB 13-1- 6 oz. . ? FANTLn : Cream 25.00 Cereal s Ice , Candy Bats vj., A 1.99 1. : 23.00 ke Cnam Bars 16 K. Salad Dressing 12 Galon, vf- AssL - ' 2 - ' " Peaches i LZL-Zl- fc .99 lZi ' Mahoriojb. bag In Store Bakery .ta 1.69 .25.00 Lonhousa Cookies Mind Nut or Peanut Brittle pkg. Cinlur Pork Chops ' a. 1.99 Hard Rails . drug-relat- h.1.19 b FRESH EXPRESS, 30-da- 30-da- OZ. Margarine 54 JIB Batorade PflSE Satadsd Choices, 30-8- ' HasiiBags STEMFRD,46k. pm Pickles .Asst, 32 OL ;..V ' WiiSHBONE, Mol"' ay cure placement in the custody of youth corrections. The juyenile judge subsequently stayed the detention period execution of the entire y directive carl and ordered. with secure the dong the teenagers community placement outside the home in the custody of youth corrections. In conclusion, the juvenile judge stayed the imposition of a prior court order placing Kouris on probation. Actions taken in criminal matters Involving youth ages 14 years and older In 7th District Juvenile Court for Carbon County on June 3 before Judge Johansen: defenTbavis James Hardy - the dant appeared to answer a misdemeanor category criminal petition containing one class B unlawful posse ssionuse of a controlled substance count plus an additional class B unlawful possessionuse qf drug paraphernalia charge. The Price teen waived all constitutional rights in the misdemeanor 'category case and the youth entered admittances on the class B unlawful posse ssionuse of a controlled substance offense along with the class B posse ssionuse of drug paraphernalia count. After reviewing the teenagers legal rights, the court accepted the defendants two guilty pleas detention period in the and imposed a y custody of youth corrections in connection with the class B misdemeanor category criminal complaint. In addition, the juvenile judge fined the teenager $430 and informed Hardy about the statutory requirement to notify the department of motor vehicles regarding the final disposition in .criminal informations. deAudrie Megon Turner - the fendant appeared to answer a misdemeanor category criminal petition containing a single class B unlawful purchasepossessionconsumption of alcohol by a minor charge. The Price teenager waived all legal rights in connection with the misdemeanor category criminal case and the youth entered an admittance on the class B unlawful purchaseposses-sionconsumptio- n of alcohol offense. Accepting the teens guilty plea, the court im- -. detention period in the custody posed a y of youth corrections and advised TUrner about the statutory mandate to inform the department of motor vehicle regarding the final outcome in alcohol-elate- d criminal complaints. Actions taken in felony criminal matters involving youth ages 14 years and older in 7th District Juvenile Court for Carbon County on June 5 before Judge Johansen: defendant James J. Jeffs - the appeared to answer a felony level criminal petition containing one third degree unlawful pos- -' sessionuse of a controlled substance count and one class B misdemeanor category unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia charge. The Helper youth waived all constitutional . rights in the felony criminal case before the teen . 4.99 Loti More Site la Stored Prices Good ' thra Mon, .Gies ed 30-da- . ?5l! ager entered admittances on the third degree unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance offense and the class B misdemeanor unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia count The juvenile judge reviewed the teens legal rights and, ruling that Jeffs had intelligently entered the admittances, accepted the defendants guilty pleas on the third degree felony level and class B misdemeanor category changes. Proceeding with the felony level criminal complaints sentencing phase, the court imposed a detention period and ordered the teenagers community placement outside the home in the custody of youth corrections. The juvenile judge stayed the execution of the y detention period as well as the community placement directive and instructed Jeffs to assessment undergo an appropriate In addition, the court placed the defendant on probation and directed the teen to complete 230 hours of community work service in connection with the felony level criminal information. In conclusion, the juvenile judge informed Jeffs of the statutory requirement to notify the department of motor vehicle regarding the final criminal complaints. resolution in Actions taken in criminal matters involving youth ages 14 years and older with prior felony or misdemeanor charges in 7th District Juvenile Court for Carbon County on June 5 before Judge Johansen: defenTimothy Clark Lee - the dant appeared to answer a misdemeanor category criminal petition containing one contempt of a pecuniary court order offense. The Wellington teenager waived all constitutional rights in the misdemeanor category complaint and the youth entered an admittance on the class B contempt of a pecuniary court order 30-d- ay 30-da- drug-alcoh-ol drug-relat- ed count After reviewing the teens legal rights and accepting the guilty plea on the class B contempt decharge, the juvenile judge imposed a tention period in the custody of youth corrections. ' In addition, the court instructed Lee to enroll inattend summer school and ordered the defendant to complete 60 hours of community work service in connection with the misdemeanor category criminal complaint Referral statistics compiled in 7th District Juvenile Court for Carbon County from May 24 to June 6: Third degree felony criminal offenses - one. Third degree felony level referrals to juvenile court authorities involved a single visiting where a controlled substance was being usedpossessed incident Class A misdemeanor criminal counts - one. 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