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Show Pleas made and sentences rendered in 7th District Court Several people were sentenced by udge Richard C. Davidson in Seventh ijstrict Court law and motion day, uesday. Kim D. Nickell was sentenced in a case solving the possession of a controlled ubstance and distributing controlled ubstances for value. Judge Davidson aid Nickell that because of his prior ecord and the recurrence of drug elated crimes, he has earned himself a one.Way trip to the point of the moun-ain." moun-ain." J"dge Davidson said Nickell ob-iously ob-iously has drug and alcohol problems, ,nd he should take control of his life at his point, because he will be given no nore chances. Because of the report rom Adult Parole and Probation AP&P) Judge Davidson sentenced ickell to a sentence of 1 to 15 years in he Utah State Prison, but suspended the ;entence in lieu of two years probation, s'ickell was told he must enter an agree-nent agree-nent with AP&P, participate in all pro-rrams pro-rrams and therapy suggested by AP&P, lillingly enter and complete a program or drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Dgden, pay a fine of $1,000 through arrangements ar-rangements made with AP&P, and be incarcerated in-carcerated in the Uintah County Jail un-il un-il the drug and alcohol rehabilitation jrogram begins. Nickell was advised by judge Davidson that this was definitely lis last chance. One more mess up and je will find himself in prison. He was jrdered to report to the Uintah County jail Wednesday, April 20 at 9 a.m. Garth Jones was sentenced in a drug related offense to up to five years in the state prison. The sentence was suspended suspend-ed in heu of 18 months probation, under the conditions of entering an agreement with AP&P, violate no laws during the probation period, pay a fine of $1 000 enter and complete all programs 'and counseling recommended by AP&P and serve 30 days in the Uintah County Jail with the possibility of work release after 15 days. He was ordered to report to the Uintah County Jail at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Brad Jacobsen was sentenced in a drug related offense to up to five years in prison. The sentence was suspended in heu of 18 months probation, since this is the first offense since he has been an adult. Terms of the probation period are to enter an agreement with AP&P, cease the use of all drugs, violate no laws, pay a fine of $1,000, enter and complete all therapy programs suggested by AP&P and spend 30 days in the Uintah County Jail. Jacobsen was reminded by the court of his family responsibilities and . the necessity to change his life now, before his drug problems get any worse! He was ordered to report to the Uintah County Jail Wednesday at 9 a.m. Russell Johnson was sentenced in a drug related charge to up to five years in prison. The sentence was suspended in lieu of 18 months probation. Terms of the probation included entering an agreement agree-ment with the AP&P, violate no laws, pay a $500 fine, participate in all pro grams and therapy suggested by AP&P and spend 30 days in the Uintah County Jail, with the possibility of work release in 15 days. Judge Davidson warned Johnson that it is now time to take control con-trol of his life. Judge Davidson said he was disturbed that Johnson admitted to the regular use of drugs, and Johnson was warned any further use of drugs would be a violation of his parole. He was ordered to appear at the Uintah County Jail at 9 a.m. Wednesday, April 20. Four people were brought before Judge Davidson to enter pleas. David Miller entered pleas of not guilty to one count of distribution of a controlled substance for value, involving marijuana and one count of distribution of a controlled con-trolled substance for value, involving LSD. The crime was alleged to have occurred oc-curred Sept. 14, 1982. The marijuana related charge is a third degree felony and the LSD charge is a second degree felony. The two cases will be tried together by jury on July 8, 1983. Jerome Day entered a plea of not guilty guil-ty to a count of distribution of a controlled controll-ed substance, involving marijuana. The crime was alleged to have happened Jan. 18, 1983. A jury trial was set for June 21, 1983. Walter Trent Roe entered a plea of not guilty to a count of possession of a controlled con-trolled substance with intent to distribute for value. The crime was alleged to have occurred Jan. 17, 1983, involving cocaine. A trial jury was scheduled for July 14, 1983. Paul Olson entered a plea of not guilty guil-ty to a charge of second degree theft for not complying with a signed rental agreement. Trial by jury was scheduled for May 11, 1983. |