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Show r 2A Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday September 30, 2003 District court Actions taken in felony criminal matters in 7th District Court for Carbon County on Sept. 11 before Judge pleaded guilty to two amended lesser included charges, one class A misdemeanor category attempted unlaw ful possession use of a controlled substance offense and one third degree felony level unlawful possession use of a controlled substance count. The court accepted Jones guilty pleas on the amended lesser included controlled substance charges, then tentatively set pronouncement of judgment in the defendants class A misdemeanor and third degree felony criminal convictions on Nov. Bruce K. I lalliday : Roy Don Robertson - the defendant appeared at a preliminary hearing in a criminal information containing one third degree felony lev el aggra ated assault count along w ith three additional misdemeanor category charges. The misdemeanor offenses filed against Robertson included one class A unlawful possession of a dangerous weapon by a restricted person count, one class B interference in an arrest 17. In exchange for Jones two guilty pleas, the district judge by a law enforcement officer offense and one class C disorderly conduct act. granted a motion dismissing the remaining class B misdemeanor At the conclusion of the proceeding, the district judge ruled category unlawful possession 'use of drug paraphernalia ofthe evidence presented at the preliminary hearing sufficient to fense and the class C denied drivers license count contained in show probable cause the defendant committed all four offenses the felony level criminal informations filed against the defenbefore holding Robertson to answer the third degree aggradant. vated assault count as well as the class A misdemeanor catKatrina Mariza Bridge - the defendant appeared at continunlawful the ued a of egory possession proceedings to answer three separately filed felony level dangerous weapon charge, class B interference in an arrest by a law enforcement officer criminal complaints. and the class C disorderly conduct act at felony arraignment The first felony level case filed against Bridge contained in the criminal complaint on the same date. one third degree unlaw ful possession of an altered, forged mediActions taken in felony criminal matters in 7th Dis- cal prescription for a controlled substance charge. trict Court for Carbon County on Sept. 15 before Judge The second felony criminal information filed against the deK. fendant contained a single third degree falsifyingforgingal-tcrin- g Brjce Bryner: Chad Starzel - the defendant appeared at the sentencing a medical prescription for a controlled substance ofphase in a felony level criminal case containing a single third fense. The last felony level complaint filed against Bridge contained degree aggravated assault offense. Pronouncing judgment in the third degree felony criminal three additional third degree falsify ing forgingaltering a medical prescription for a controlled substance counts. conviction, the court sentenced Starzel to an indeterminate term in the Utah State Prison and fined the defendant Pursuant to a negotiated resolution arrangement, the defendant waived the right to trial in the three felony level criminal $1,850 plus applicable interest. In conclusion, the district judge ordered immediate execucases before Bridge entered into a plea in abeyance agreement tion of the indeterminate incarceration period and remanded on the third degree possession of an alteredforged medical Starzel into the custody of the Carbon County Sheriffs Office prescription charge as well as all four third degree falsifying to await transport to the state correctional facility for imprisforgingaltering a medical prescription for a controlled subonment. stance charges. As conditions for authorizing the defendants plea in abeyCasey G. Jones - the defendant appeared at continued proance document in the three felony level criminal informations, ceedings in two separately filed felony level criminal informations. the court directed Bridge to voluntarily submit to weekly uriThe first criminal complaint filed against Jones contained nalysis, cover all costs associated with the screenings, enter one third degree felony unlaw ful possessionuse of a controlled into'complete an appropriate intensive outpatient treatment prosubstance count as well as two misdemeanor category charges, gram and violate no laws throughout the designated term of one class B possessionuse of drug paraphernalia and one class the agreements. C unlawfully operating a motor vehicle on a denied drivers Matthew' Glenn Ilawkes - the defendant appeared at a prelicense offense. trial conference in a felony level criminal complaint containing The last felony level case filed the defendant contained an one second degree aggravated assault offense along with two additional second degree unlawful possessionuse of a conadditional misdemeanor category counts, one class A failure to trolled substance count. remain at the scene of a traffic accident and one class B unPursuant to a negotiated disposition agreement in the crimilaw fully operating a motor vehicle w ith a measurable controlled nal cases, Jones waived the right to trial before the defendant substance charge. After Ilawkes pleaded guilty to the class B driving with a n s d e S S U 6 measurable controlled substance offense, the district judge scheduled sentencing in the misdemeanor category conviction Sports Societ) follow mg the Oct. 2 trial date set in connection with the felony CHS vs. Delta IB 3 Announcements ... IB level criminal case filed against the defendant. Classifieds Opinion Actions taken in felony and misdemeanor criminal matSchool costs 4A 55 New Listings 4B ters in 7th District Court for Carbon County on Sept. 15 9A Obituaries 3B Legals this i before Judge Bryner: Robert Christopher Haynes - the defendant appeared at the sentencing phases in three criminal informations, one felony level complaint and two separately filed misdemeanor category-cases- . The felony level criminal information filed against Haynes contained two third degree counts, one possession of with intent to distribute a controlled substance charge and one unlawful possession of a dangerous weapon by a restricted person offense. The first misdemeanor category complaint filed against the defendant contained a single class A threatening with 'using a dangerous weapon in a fight count. The second misdemeanor criminal case filed against Hay nes contained three additional class A charges, one unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia offense and two unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance counts. Pronouncing judgment in the third degree felony lev el criminal information, the court sentenced the defendant to two indeterminate terms in the state prison. The district judge subsequently stayed the execution of the indeterminate prison terms and, after sentencing Haynes to 12 months in the Carbon County Jail, suspended the serv ice of all but four months of incarceration and placed the defendant on probation under the direction of the Utah Department of Corrections for 36 months. As conditions for formal supervision, the court instructed Haynes to submit to DNA screening, pay the costs associated with the testing procedure, obtaincarry a criminal offenders identification card and complete the requirements to receive a general high school education equivalency diploma. In addition, the district judge ordered the defendant to volsubmit random to breathurine testing and violate no untarily laws during the designated formal probationary peth riod. Pronouncing judgment in the class A misdemeanor category criminal complaints filed against Haynes, the court sentenced the defendant to two terms in the Carbon County. but the all but four months of incarservice of Jail, suspended ceration in connection with the cases. In conclusion, the district judge authorized Haynes to complete the remaining jail sentences concurrently in the three felony level and misdemeanor category criminal cases, Jill B. Ostrander - the defendant failed to appear for pronouncement of judgment in separately filed felony level and misdemeanor category criminal informations. The felony level criminal complaint filed against Ostrander contained one third degree unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance charge and one class B misdemeanor category unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia offense. The misdemeanor category criminal case filed against the defendant contained two additional counts, one class A unlaw7-fpossessionuse of a controlled substance charge and one class B unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia offense. Upon Ostranders failure to appear at the previously scheduled sentencing phases in the two criminal informations, the court authorized the issuance of a warrant for the, defendants arrest in connection with the felony level and misdemeanor category complaints. Actions taken in misdemeanor criminal matters in 7th District Court for Carbon County On Sept. 15 before Judge four-mon- th ul no-ba- il Bryner: Roast Beef Served with mashed potatoes & gravy, soup & salad, sorbet & chocolate mousse dessert BREAKFAST FAVORITES Coca Cola WESTERN FAMILY, 230 Ct. 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Upon Andersons failure to appear at the previously set co tinued arraignment proceedings in the class A misdemean category criminal informations, the district judge authoriz the issuance of a warrant for the defendants arrest and fixec bail on the warrant at $2,500. Pamela Kay Gee - the defendant appeared at continued raignment in a misdemeanor category criminal complaint co taining one class A issuing bad checks charge along with additional class theft offense. Pursuant to a negotiated settlement arrangement in the mi demeanor category case, Gee waived the right to trial and t defendant entered into a plea in abeyance agreement on f class A issuing bad checks count. As a condition for approving the plea in abeyance docume on the class A bad checks offense, the court ordered Gee satisfy $904.45 plus applicable interest jointlyseverally wi any charged in connection with the misdemean criminal information. In addition, the district judge directed Gee to pay a $300 fc and cover all court costs stemming from the misdemeanor ca egory complaint. In exchange for the defendants entrance into the plea abeyance agreement on the class A issuing bad checks coun the court granted a motion dismissing the remaining class theft offense contained in the misdemeanor category crimina case filed against Gee. A MovieJtdmission A $4.00 Adults 12 and over $2.00 Children and Seniors 62 and older i Starts Friday, October 3rd -- Starts bnduy, Oc tober 3r- d- Bingo each Wed Join the Fun 3 to 5 PM Win Prizes Star Theatre Soon to open the Star Fun Center thru Mon., i. ltlA1 |
