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Show Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday August 21 , 2001 7A . . .. . V In conclusion, the court allowed Silva to complete the desig- - uled criminal proceeding, the court authorized the issuance of a y bated incarceration period via weekend service in tbe warrant for the defendants arrest and fixed bail on the warrant at . ing phase in a felony level criminal information containing one county jail, starting on Aug. 24. $1,500. . . In exchange for the efendants guilty on the amended third , Jason M. Castagna - the defendant appeared forpronounce- , lamaging jails charge. degree offense, the remaining class A misdemeanor category un- - ; ment of judgment in an order to show cause action filed in uic state Ftayu uuug wuu a possessionAise of drug paraphernalia count contained in nection with a misdemeanor category complaint containing one imp ana oraeica Moosman to pay afl additional $168.90 plus applicable interest in restitution the felony level criminal information filed against Silva dismissed. class B criminal trespass offense. to the county jail. David Eugene Hutson the defendant appeared to answer a After setting aside a previously allowed plea inabeyancCagrec- ;; , The court stayed the execution of the indeterminate incar-- , v. felony level criminal complaint containing one first degree op- ment, the district judge sentenced Castagna to six months in the ceration period, allowed the defendant the option of substituting eration of a clandestine drug laboratory charge. county jail and fined die defendant $500 plus applicable interest 100 hours of community service in lieu of paying $500 of the fine .'V Pursuant to a negotiated resolution arrangement, Hutson on the class B criminal trespass count. amount and placed Moosman on probation under the direction waived the right to trial in connection with the criminalcase and The court suspended the service ofthe entire incarceration;. . of the department of corrections for 36 months. the defendant submitted a plea in abeyance agreement on an period, on condition Castagna Satisfies the designated fine amount ... As conditions for formal supervision, the district judge in- -, amended lesser included second degree felony level operation of plus applicable interest in full by Dec, 10. structed the defendant to undergo a mental health evaluation, a clandestine drug lab offense. Sandra R. Dvorak the defendant appeared at continued pro- recommended after care As conditions in an and for enroll kny complete program approving theplea inabeyance document, ccedings in a misdemeanor category criminalcase containing " the district judge instructed Hutson to pay a $l,00Qfee, cover all one classA reckless bumingcharge and one class C intoxication y appropriate life skills training course. In addition, the court directed Moosman to voluntarily'sub- -. court costs and violate ho lavra during the designated term of Jhe offense along with two additional class Bcounts. ' ' The class B mit to random chemical testing, enter intocomplete an appro-agreement charges filed against Dvorak includedonesimple ' - the defendabt appeared at continued substance abuse treatment program and pay the depart- Mark Kenneth Hall assault and one damagingmtemipting a communication offense priate ' v.v pent of corrections monthly supervision fee throughout the des- - proceedings to answer a felony level criminal information con- - device count. Pursuant to a negotiated resolution arrangement. the defcn- ignated formal probationary penod. w taining 10 separate third degreeforgciy counts. f Sorrel M. Black - the defendant appeared for pronounce- Pursuant to a negotiated settlement arrangement. Hall waived dant waived the right to trial in connection with the criminal ;; me ntof judgment and sentence in order to show cause actions the right to trial in connection with thecriminal complaint and information andDvorak submitted a plea inabeyance agreement filed in connection with three separate felony level criminal com-- . the defendant executed a plea in abeyance agreement on three of on all four of the misdemeanor category charges contained in the ' ; . the third degree forgery charges. plaints.1 Vr'V- complaint. '.' TWo bf the felony cases filed against Black both contained a ' for As conditions As conditions for authorizing the plea in abeyance dbcumenf, authorizingthe plea in abeyance document, single third degree distributingarranging the distribution of a the court ordered Hall to satisfy $726.96 in victim restitution : the district judge ordered Dvorak to pay an $850 fee plus appli- -. - plus applicable interest and instructed the defendant fo controlled substance offense. v. pay an cahle interest, cover aQ court costs stemming from the jnude-Th- e criminal additional $700 foe. information filed the.;.meanor category criminal case and violatenO laws throughout remaining felony against defendant contained an additional second degree distribution. focphciurion.the district judge directed Hall to cover ab court the debated term of the agreement v costs stemming from the third degree felony criminal case and arranging the distribution of a controlled substance count. nO ordered show in eause the the Order violate defendant to laws during the designated three ao fo .Pronouncing judgment tions, the court sentenced Black fo 30 days in the county jail, but term ofthe agreement.. credited the defendant with any incarceration already completed In exchange for the defendant s execution of the plea in abey- in connection with the secondand third degree felony complaints, ance agreement on the three offenses, the seven remaining third In conclusion, the district judge reinstated the formal proba- - degree forgery counts contained in the felony level criminal periods previouriy authorized in the .three felony level ' fonnation filed against Hall dismissed, criminal casesfiled against Black. Actions taken in misdemeanor criminal matters in 7th Dlsv Una Louise Radeke the defendant appeared at the sentenc- - trict Court for Carbon County on Ang. 13 before Judge Halliday: Matthew J, Pantelakis - the defendant appeared for pro-- .; ing phases in order to show cause actions filed in two separate fefony level criminal informations, each containing one third nouncemcnt of judgment and sentence in a misdemeanor cat, i ' degree unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance charge. egory criminal complaint containing a single class A attempted : " Tbe court sentenced Radeke to 10 days in jail and directed foe aggravated assault charge. defendant to voluntarily report to the Qubon Countys Sheriffs The court sentenced Pantelakis tb 360 days in the county jail Office by Aug. 17 to commence serving the designated incarr and fined the defendant $l,000plus applicable interest, but ; v. period. piended the service of all but 60 daysof incarceration upon full ..V. In conclusion, the district judge reinstated the formal of the designated monetary assessment. The district judge instructed Pantelakis to voluntarily report tionaiy periods previously authorized in connection with the two to the county sheriffs office by Aug. 20 to commence serving the felony level criminal complaints filed against Radeke. Silva defendant the a at in Joseph remaining jailtime and placed the defendant on probation under appeared arraignment felony levd criminal case containing one second degree unlaw- - the direction of the department Of corrections for 36 months. ful possessionAise of a controlled substance offense plus an addi- As conditions for formal probation, the court ordered tional class A misdemeanor category unlawful possessionAise of Pantelakis to pay the department of corrections' monthly super-dru- g vision fee and obtaincarry a criminal offenders identification paraphernalia count Pursuant to a negotiated disposition agreement, Silva waived card. to trial ana the defendant pleaded guilty to an amended ;. In conclusion, the district judge directed Pantelakis to have the lesser inducted third degree felony unlawful possessionAise of a no uninitiated contact with the alleged victim identified'in the controlled substance charge. misdemeanor category criminal case throughout the entire 36- Pronoundng judgment in the third degree criminal convic- - njonth formal supervision period; term tion, the court sentenced SiNato an indeterminate defendant failed to appear at the Rodney Lee Knowlden-th- e in the state prisOn and fined the defendant $1,000 plus appli- - sentendng phase in a misdemeanor category criminal informa-cabl- e - tion interest. ,1, containing two separate offenses, one class A attempted un- The district judge stayed the cxccutiqn-o- the indeterminate lawful possessionAise of a controlled substance count ahd one ' prison term, rentencecp&ilva to 40 days in the county jail and dass C unlawfully operating a motorvehide on a denied drivers : ;, v. placed the defendant on formal probation under the direction of license charge. the department of corrections for.36 months. Upon Knowlden's failure to appear at the previously sched- (Condnuod Avvn pogn 3 , Joey Max Moosman - the defendant appeared at the senteno- - ' . - 40-da- - . hiu-lawf- ul . ' : : . -- . . . -- . -- . - . - V . ; ; . 1 1 v-''- ... . . .. -- : . : : sus-cerati-on ' proba-payme- nt : . : riit : . . . . : f CABLE VI SION . f--. (Continued frontpage 6A) during a 4&day period to protect . r yfotk can not begin until after Sept. I, topic ted Mexican spotted owl habitat and must be . completed by Oct, 15toeUininatepotenlial conflicts with bighorn sheep rutting activity.. VSbrasds buggy trades will be restricted toex--; tetingWHys Inside the Goldbar wllderness ' ventoiyarea;- its impossible to mitigate all impacts assodatedwlfli this type of project,IbdieveweVe WhDe . tkm to protect foe land, said Mag0eWalt,MoBb ; Grandresburcemanogemeotplanlndicatesthe areals available Woil and gas leasing ratkm anddevekqunent,'' added Watt ; - r , .lhe entire prectarmi Is currently undtf luie fnr np wiyl gwt The Big Flat field, discovered In 1957, is : tiioughttoocmtainBevmalmillionbarrelsofdL Tresentfy thme are five produdngofl well8,in-dudln- g three akmgthe State Ifighway 313 car-- . ridot Devdopment has been Unified due to a" conAinatkm of depressed ofl prices and recovery challenges associated with the complex ge-- : ology in the IhradOK Basin Fbld and Fhult Belt While the data fnxn the Veritas geophysical eqiloration prect should beusefulln future possibilities for development of the Big Flat field, the BLM6 authorization is limited to seianic work. ; Any proposals for esqdoratory or development wells are separate actions that would require additional reviewand analysis under the prmlsiom of the National Environmental Rilky ! . . mpeakcablMom .... . 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