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Show Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday April 2. 2X2 3A District court .AcUou taken In felony criminal matters in 7th District Coart for Carbon County on March 22 before Judge Mary I Manky: 'Jessie Benjamin Bailey The defendant appeared at continued , proceedings in a felony level criminal information containing one second degree Unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance count along with an additional class A misdemeanor category un- lawful posscssionuse of drug paraphernalia charge. After Bailey waived the right to a previously scheduled preliminary hearing, the distrKt judge ordered the defendant held to answer the second degree possessionuse of a controlled substance offense and the dass A misdemeanor category drug paraphernalia count at felony arraignment in. the criminal complaint on April 22. Martin Emery buk-th- e defendant appeared to answers criminal case containing two separate charges, one second degree felony level operation of a clandestine drug laboratory offense and one class B misdemeanor categoiy unlawful possesskmfose of drug paraphernalia count Vouk waived the right to a previously set preliminary hearing and the court ordered the defendant held to answer the second degree operating a clandestine drug lab charge as well as the class B April 15. Zcke Roberto Martinez - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings in a felony level criminal information containing one third degree theft charge along with two additional dass A misdemeanor category offenses. The class A misdemeanor counts filed against Martinez included one burglary ofa motor vehicle charge and one criminal mischief -- . . misdemeanor theft and vehicle burglary criminal convictions on misdemeanorcategotydiugparaphemaliaoffenseatfelonyarraign-men- t in the criminal information on April 22. Donald Eugene Byrge m - the'defendant appeared at continued proceedings in a felony level criminal complaint containing one third degree theft count as well as two additional class A misdemeanor category charges. . The class A misdemeanor offenses filed against Byrge included one burglary of a motor vehicle count and one criminal mischief defendant waived the right to a previously scheduled pre- liminary hearing, with the district judge ordering Byrge held to answer the third degree theft offense, the class A misdemeanor category burglary of a vehicle count and the class A criminal mischief charge at felony arraignment in the case on April 15. Carlos Roberto Anton Manzanares-th- e defendant appeared to answer a felony level criminal information containing one third degree theft offense along with two separate class A misdemeanor category counts.. . The class A misdemeanor charges hied against Manzanares included one burglary of a motor vehicle offense plus at additional -- . -- May 20. . In exchange for th defendants two guilty pleas, the district judge granted a motion and dismissed the remaining class A misdemeanor categoiy criminal mischief count contained in the felony level case filedagainst Martinez. Mont Housekeeper - the defendant appeared to answer a felony level criminal information containing a single third degree theft charge. Pursuant to a negotiated settlement agreement in the complaint. Housekeeper waived the right to trial and the defendant entered a guilty plea on an amended lesser included class A misdemeanor categoiy theft offense. Pronouncing judgment in Housekeepers class A misdemeanor theft conviction, the court sentenced the defendant to one year in the Carbon County Jail In conclusion, the district judge authorized Housekeeper to complete the designated incarceration period concurrently with the sentence the defendant is presently serving in the Utah State Prison in connection with an unrelated felony level criminal case. Summer Heather Hayes - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings in a felony level criminal information containing one third degree forgery count Pursuant to a negotiated disposition arrangement, Hayes waived the right to trial in the criminal complaint and the defendant pleaded ' guilty to an amended lesser included dass A misdemeanor category attempted forgery charge. After accepting the defendants guilty plea on the lesser included attempted forgery offense, the district judge tentatively scheduled the sentencing phase in Hayes class A misdemeanor category criminal conviction on April 8. Actions taken in felony criminal matters in 7th District Court for Caribou County on March 22 before Judge Bryce K. Brynen defendant appeared to answer a felony Jeremie Lee Wforley-th- e level criminal case containing a single third degree retaliation against a witness count Pursuant to a negotiated resolution arrangement in the criminal information, Worley waived the right to trial and the defendant entered a guilty on an amended lesser included class A misdemeanor category retaliation against a witness charge. The court accepted Worleys guilty plea on the amended lesser included class A criminal offense and tentatively set pronouncement of judgment in the defendants retaliation against a witness misdemeanor categoiy conviction on April 15 Actions takes in misdemeanor criminal matters in 7th District Court for Carbon County oa March 22 before Judge Manley: Jolene Wyasket - the defendant appeared at an order to show cause bearing to answer alleged violations of the probationary conditions outlined in the judgment pronounced in a misdemeanor category criminal complaint containing three separate offenses. The misdemeanor counts filed against Wyasket induded one class A attempted burglary of a dwelling charge, onedass B simple - assault and onedass C giving false personal information to a law enforcement officer offense. . . criminal mischief count. After the defendant waived the right to a previously scheduled preliminary hearing, the court ordered Manzanares held to answer the third degree theft charge, the class A vehicle burglary offense and the class A misdemeanor category criminal misch jef count at felony arraignment in the complaint on April IS. Roy Don Robertson the defendant appeared at a preliminary hearing in a felony level criminal case containing a single third degree theft by receiving stolen property charge. At the conclusion of the proceeding, the district judge ruled the evidence presented at the preliminary hearing sufficient to show probable cause Robertson committed the offense and ordered the defendant held to answer the third degree theft by receiving stolen property count at felony arraignment in the criminal information on April 12. Michael Lee Christin the defendant appeared to answer acrimi-n-al complaint containing one third degree felony level unlawful possessionuse ofacontrolled substance diarge, one dassBmisde meaner category unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia offense and three separate class C counts. The class C misdemeanor charges filed against Christin included one open container of alcohol offense1, one unlawfully operating a motor vehicle on a denied drivers license count and one seatbelt child safety restraint traffic violation. After the defendant waived the right to a previously set prelimi-jiar- y hearing, the court ordered Christin held to answer the third degree unlawful posscsiibnuse of a controlled substance charge and the class B category drug paraphernalia offense as well as all three class C counts at felony arraignment in the criminal case on offense. Pursuant to a negotiated disposition agreement in the complaint, the defendant waived the right to trial and Martinez pleaded guilty to two dass A misdemeanor counts, an amended lesser induded theft charge as well as the original burglary of a motor vehicle offense. . The district judge accepted the defendant's guilty pleas before tentatively scheduling the sentendng phase in Martinez class A . FAMYASTfll AFFIK-IMSYIE- K! r F.ORHIM sooff'ehtirestock Arizona Jean Ca short-sleeshirts Arizona Jean Qa ramie cotton shorts St Johns Bay woven sleeppants FORHER 505WF. 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In exchange for the defendant's guihy pica ceUhelower imdlnflal second degree offense, the court dismissed j&c BCHumfogntHawA misdemeanor categoiy possessionuse cd'aooatsrillal'KxbHraBx and drug paraphernalia counts contained in she (dm1 lewdcronmaJ information filed against Miller. .Collette Nelson - the defendant failed o appear toamwei a felony level criminal complaint containinganeiihnldqpKr forgery charge plus an additional das C misdemeanor caugory nfowftilty loaningdefadng a drivers license offense. 04 vnmsrcck Cabinet Hardware StaNm Mo&IB.'MiAk7fLm.Smlam- 710 East Mata -- Price 3SS-tft- S SM!KI! F,OR.HERffiB E50 "o' :,SPECIAl?SELECTT0r6i juniors Arizona Jean Col bask jeans msm pants t offspeciaFselection 50A OFF.SPECiAl; SELECTION After Wyasket admitted certain aOegatkiM. the dEmriia jpdjjc found the defendant to be in direct vkiktkni (he p&iriuimrj conditions. The district judge also terminated Wyatlet fvniunaty audta-rize- d probationary period in the xnisdemeancvcaiflpm criminal case unsuccessfully. Actions taken fas fekmy criminal Batten in fthDharifci Court for Carbon County on March 25 before Jadgc BnuK.BiIEifag: TJ Lemmon - the defendant failed tonnagia answer atftdbny level criminal information containingaundmiAqpnacinlaw-fu- l possessionuse of a controlled substance cconO. 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