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Show IWWH fW FfffVfffVI "WV 'WVW Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday December 3, 2002 9A DiM court (Continued from page 2A) amended lesser included class A misdemeanor category attempted unlawful possessionAne of a controlled substance offense along with three of die original dass B counts, die denied driven license, the unlawfully operating a motor vehide with a measurable controlled and the possessionAise of a axitrofled substance charge. . After accepting the four guilty pleas, the court sentenced the defendant to 365 days in the Carbon County Jail and credited Blackett ary incarceration time aheaty seivedmconncction with the criminal case. . The districtjudge entered immediate execution of the remainder of term and authorized the Blackett to complete die incarceration period concurrently with the prison sentence the defendant is presently serving in connection with an unrelated fekinylevd criminal matsub-stan- 365-dayj- ter. In exchange for Blacketts four piilty pleas, the oourt grantedamo-tio- n dismissing the remaining class B misdemeanor categcxydnrgpaia-jfeemali- a offense and die dass C speeding traffic violation contained in the criminal information filed against the defendant deMatthewAllen Savage-th- e fendant appeared at continued in a felony level criminal complaint containing one third degree unlawful possessionAise of a controlled substance count and one dass B misdemeanor category unlawful possessionAise of drug para- Pursuant toanegodated resolution arrangement in the criminal case, Savage waived die right to trial before entering guilty pleas on two misdemeanor offenses, an amended lesser included dass A attempted possessionAise of acontroOed count and the original dassBpossessioiV use of drug paraphernalia charge. The district judge accepted the de&ndantsguihypleas, then tentatively scheduled the sentencing phase in SavagesdassAand dass B misdemeanor category criminal convictions on Jan. 13,2003. James William Pendleton Jr. -the defendant appeared atoonthued proceedings to answerafelony level criminal infiormation containing one third degree forgery offense. Pursuant toanegetiated resolution agreement, Pendleton waived thermit to trial in the criminal complaint and the defendant pleaded guilty to an amended lesser included dass A misdemeanor category attempted forgery count. The court accepted the guilty v 1 pieaontne lesser ncaiaea attempted forgery charge and, pronouncing defendant's dassA judgmert in rnisdemeanor category criminal conviction, sentenced Pendleton to 12 months in the county jafl. In conclusion, die district judge authorized the defendant Incomplete the designated incarceration period concurrently with the sentences Pendleton is presently serving in connection wiAunreledcriminal matters in Emery and Salt Lake - at foe previousty scheduled criminal prooeedfogs in the fekxty level andmisdemeanorcategoty criminal complaints, the court authorized the issuance of bench warrants for the defendant's arrest, then fixed bafl on the warrants at $5QJXX)and$l,000l Actions taken in fckoy criminal matters in 7th District Court for Carbon County on No 25 before Judge Holliday: defendant DavidEUdey-th- e appeared at the sentencing phase in a felony levd criminal case containing a single third degree unlawful possessionAise ofa controlled substance offense. Pronouncing judgment in the felony level criminal information, the court sentenced Utley to an interm in the determinate Utah State Prison and fined foe defendant 5L500 phis applicable interest. Staying the execution of the prison sentence, foe disr trict judge paced Utley on probation under the direction of foe Utah Department of Corrections for 36 months and allowed foe defendant the option of substituting an adequate number of community service hours in lieu of paying up to onehalf of the $1,500 fine amount. As conditions for formal supervision, the court ordered Utley to participate in any substance abuse therapy programs deemed warranted by state corrections officers and voluntarily submit to random peraorVproperty searches. In addition, the district judge in- structed the defendant to obtain cany a criminal offenders identification card and directed Utley to coverthe department ofcorrections monthly supervision foe during the designated formal probationary period. Mark Kenneth Hall - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings m two separately filed felony level criminal complaints. The first criminal case filed against Hallcontained two third deony offenses, forgery and gree ofaoontrolled substance, as well as two misdc-meancategory counts, one dass A unlawful use ofa financial teller card and one dassBtheft charge. The next fekinylevd criminal information filed against the defendant contained one second degree burglary offense phn an additional dassBmisdemeanor theft count Pursuant to a negotiated settlement agreement in the creninal complaints, Hall waived the right to trial and the defendant entered guilty pleas on the original dassAnnsde-meancategory unlawful use ofa financial transaction card charge, or te Open house - pleas the district judge granted a motion dismissing die remaining third degree unlawful possessionAise ofacontroOed substance count, the third degree forgery charge and one dassBmisdemeanor category theft offense contained in the fekxiy level criminal cases filed against the defendant defenKelly RaeSandoval-th- e dant failed to appear to answer a crimind information cortaming two separate counts, one second degree fcfonylevd unlawful possessionAise ofaoontrofled substance charge and one dassAmisdemeanor category unlawful possessionAise of drug paraphonafiaaffensn Upon Sandovals failure to appear at the previously scheduled criminal proceeding in the felony level complaint, the court authorized the issuance of a warrant for foe defendant's arrest and fixed bail on the warrant at $1,000. Scott Ryan Whlker-thcdefe- n- merit m a felony level criminal case containingone second degree unlawful possessionAise of a controlled substance count and one dass A misdemeanor category unlawful possessionAise charge. of dnrgparaphema-li- a Pursuant toanegotiated disposition agreement, AAhlker waived the right to trial in the criminal information and the defendant pleaded guilty to anamended lesser induded third degree felony level unlawful possessioirtise of a controlled substance offense. The district judge accepted the guilty plea on the amended possessionAise of a controlled substance count and tentatively scheduled foe sentencing phase in Walkers third degree fellevd criminal conviction on Jan. 27,2003. In exchange for the defendants guiltypiea on the third degree charge, the court granted amotion and dismissed the remaining dass A misdemeanor category possessionAise ofdrug paraphernalia offense contained in the criminal complaint filed against. VAdker. deTimothy Paul Blanton-th- e fendant appeared at continued merit arrangement m the criminal information, Blanton executed a plea in abeyance agreement on the second degree felony fotdble sexual abuse count as well as the dass B misdemeanor simple assault charge. As a condition for approving the plea in abeyance agreement in die felony level criminal complaint, the district judge directed Blanton to satisfy an $800 fee. Actions taken in felony and misdemeanor criminal matters in 7th District Court for Caribou County on Nok 25 befbre Judge HaUkbty: Thomas Nathan Eric Hower-ton-th- e defendant appeared at continued proceedings in four separate fetonylevdcasaandambdemeanor categoty criminal information containing one dassBjoyridingAvith intent to deprive an owner ofamotor vehide offense. The first felony criminal complaint filed against Howerton contained a single third degree the distribution ofa controlled substance count The second fekxiy levd case filed against the defendantcontained one third degree unlawful posseaskxVuse ofaoontrolled substance charge and one dass B misdemeanor category unlawful possessionAise of drug paraphernalia offense. The next felony criminal information filed against Howerton con- tained one third degree unlawful possessionAise ofa controlled substance count and two dassBmisde-meano- r charges, one unlawful ofaoontrolled substance and one unlawful possesskxiAise of drug paraphernalia offense. The last felony level complaint filed against the defendantcontained one sooond degree unlawful possessionAise of a controlled substance count plus two additional misdemeanor charges, one unlawful and one unlawful possessionAise of drug paraphernalia offense. tionairarqement, Howerton waived the right to trial in aU five criminal cases before entering guilty pleas on three third degree fefotty level counts, one distributnigfrrranging the distribution ofaoontrolled substance and two unlawful possessionAise of a controlled substance charges, along with four dassBmisdemeanor category offenses. The dass B misdemeanor counts the defendant pleaded guilty toinduded one unlawful possession use of a controlled substance, two unlawful possessionAise of drug paraphernalia charges and the joyriding offense. The court accepted Howertons guiltypleasbefore tentatively setting pronouncement of judgment in the defendarfs three thud degree fekxiy level and fourdass B misdemeanor category criminal convictions on , . Jaa 27, 2003. In exchange for the seven guilty pleas, the district judge granted a motion dismissing the remaining second degree fekxiy levd unlawful possessiorVuse ofaoontrolled substance count, die dass A misdemeanor category controlled charge and the dassApossessionAise of drug paraphernalia offense filed against Howerton. Actions taken in misdemeanor criminal matters in 7th District Court for Carbon County on Nok 25 before Judge Halliday: Kendall John Neumann -- the defendant appeared toansweramis-demeano- r category criminal information containing two separate counts, one dassADUIchaige and one dass C failure to signal traffic Pursuant to a negotiated settlement arrangement, Neumann 2Z waived the ngfc to trial in the misde- meanor category complaint and the defendant entered inloapiea in abeyance agreement on the dass ADUI offense. upon...w..MM IT From 8am to 7pnvMoaT-S- a W 9-- 5 Sun. 7 Dec.' 14 . .Watch for our Grand .Opanlngon A -- 125 South HwCS5r Price (6272) New Mall Nat to Super WatMart 637-NAP- : zs . at our office: llam-4p- m and mis- dbp&m Wmn&e December 6 & 7 W ; Great Gift Ideas TURNQUIST Centerpieces, Foinsettas, Scented Candles, Wreaths, Fresh or Silk Flowers COTTAGES I fU. , FREE 8008 Flower Calendars" Affordable apartments for those 55 . 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For more Honmatkxi contact - $34o A Call Praxair Healthcare SenricM 80 So. 700 E. 1 Price, UT 84501 Single Room for Reservations 1292 So. University Ave. Provo i - dfeeatt-ev- (We have wrapping paper for your gifts) for one very (ozv price. $5 a column inch in Tuesday's Sun Advocate & 'Emery County Progress $250 a column incR to run again in Ifiursddy's Sim Advocate. I The last district court sect loo contained on oner regarding a plea entered by Emil A. Sueter. On Nok 18, the defendant appeared before Judge Bryce K. Hiyner at continued proceedings In a felony level criminal cane containing one third degree aggravated assault count. Sunter waived the right to trial and the defendant entered a no contest plea on an amended lesser Included class A misdemeanor category aggravated assault charge. The newspaper regrets any Inconvenience the Inadvertent emir may have caused. violation. TtimnkYou COPY Correction: case contain- Ek niffadofyour ' nal information filed against Neumann. Ride Lewis Oheanxi - acting on a prosecution motion, the district jute dismissed a misdemeanor category criminal complaint charging the defendant with one class Apro-tectiv- e order violation. ing two counts, one second degree fekxiy level forcible sexual abuse dtargeandonedasBmisdemeanor category simple assault offense. FARM BUREAU FINANCIAL SERVICES dant contained one dasBcriminal rbisdiiefofiense plus two addftional class C counts, one disorderly conduct and one rntcxicaticxi charge. $ UponHerreralsfailuretoappear ' As conditionsfor authorizing the plea in abeyance agreement, the disr trict judge directed Neumann to pay a $1,500 fee, undergo an appropriate alcohol assessment and coverall court costs associated with the case. In exchange for the defendants execution rtf the plea in abeyance document on the dassADUIcount, the court granted a motion and dismissed the remaining dassCfailure to signal traffic violation contained in the misdemeanor category crimi- Richard Hackwell, 690 E Main, Suite B Ecjoy food mdbcgi6iooinptMncnli ofyour bgliynL The misdemeanor category in- - IT Jaa 13,2003. In eshare forHalTsthree guilty Wednesday December 11th demeanor criminal ratten in 7th District Court fer Cuton County cm No 22 befbre Judge HaUday: IuiaS, Henna-fo- e defendant foiled to appear at continued proceedings to answn three separately filed cases, two felony kvd criminal informations and one misdemeanor categorycomplaint The felony, level cases filed against Herrera contained two bursary and one thrift count, alongwith one third degree fakifyingforgingaltering a mnlical prescription foraoontroUed I- burglary offense. The court accepted Halls guilty pleas, then tentatively set pronounoe-- , mentofjudgment in the defendants dass A and dass B misdemeanor category criminal convictions on or 1,1, counties, Actions taken in Hony one dass B theft count and an amended lesser included dass B . MMMMMMAkMMM C0 loro Am Hoop ffmiftflMpIrifwy TfcarapJif. |