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Show I 8A Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday April 2, 2002 District court (Continued from page 3A) Upon Nelson's failure to appear at the previously set criminal hond posted on the defendant's behalf in connection with the felony level case. In addition, the court authorized the issuance of a warrant for Nelson's arrest and fixed hail on the warrant at $5,(XX). Tony Lee Taylor - the defendant appeared at continued pro- ceedings in two separately filed felony level criminal informations. In the first criminal matter, Taylor appeared to answer alleged violations of the probationary conditions specified in connection with a felony level complaint containing two third degree counts, one aggravated assault and one unlawful attempted of a dangerous weapon charge. After the defendant admitted certain allegations, the district term in the county jail, instructed Taylor judge imposed a y to voluntarily report to the county sheriff's office by March 29 to commence serving the designated incarceration time and reinstated the previously allowed formal supervision period in the felony case for 3ft months. In the next matter, Taylor appeared at a review hearing in a felony level criminal information containing one second degree (heft offense and one class H misdemeanor category driving influence of an intoxicant (DUI)count. ' Alter ruling the defendant violated the specified terms for formal supervision. the court terminated Taylor's previously authorized prohalionary period unsuccessfully in the second felony level ci iinmal complaint. Michael William Thomas - the defendant failed to appear at a review hearing in a felony level criminal case containing a single second degiee lliell charge. Upon Thomas' failure to appear at the previously scheduled criminal proceeding, the district judge authorized the issuance ol a wartani Ini the defendant's arrest and fixed bail on the warrant at $51X1. Joe Duran - the defendant appeared at the sentencing in a felony level criminal information containing one third phase theft offense. degree Pronouncing judgment in the third degree felony level complaint. the court sentenced Duran to an indeterminate term in the state prison. 25-da- un-dert- The district judge subsequently stayed the execution of the indeterminate incarceration period and sentenced the defendant to six months in the county jail. In conclusion, the court instructed Duran to voluntarily report to the county sheriff's office by April to commence scrv- 1 SUNDAY, APRIL safety restraint violation. Pursuant to a negotiated settlement arrangement, the defen- dant submitted a plea in abeyance agreement on one third degree felony posscssionusc of a controlled substance charge and the defendant pleaded guilty to two class B misdemeanor offenses, driving with a measurable controlled substance and unlawfully operating a motor vehicle on a denied drivers license. Pronouncing judgment in the felony level case, the court sentenced Sherman to 60 days in the county jail and fined the defendant $6(H) plus applicable interest. The district judge subsequently suspended the service of all jail time, on condition Sherman satisfies the designated monetary assessment in full as directed. In exchange for the defendant's execution of the abeyance agreement and entrance of the three guilty pleas, the court granted a motion and dismissed one third degree unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance count as well as all three remaining misdemeanor category charges contained in the felony level criminal information filed against Sherman. Susan G. Davis - the defendant failed to appear at a review hearing in a felony level criminal complaint containing one third degree unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance offense. Upon Davis' failure to appear at the previously set criminal proceeding, the district judge authorized the issuance of a wary bail on the rant for the defendant's arrest and fixed warrant at $750 Cynthia T. Parr - the defendant appeared to answer a felony level criminal case containing one third degree unlawful posse of a controlled substance count and one class B misdemeanor category unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia Pursuant to a negotiated disposition arrangement, Farr waived the right to trial in the felony criminal information and the defendant executed a plea in abeyance agreement on the third degree unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance offense as well as the class B misdemeanor category drug paraphernalia count. As a condition for accepting and approving Farrs plea in abeyance agreement, the court directed the defendant to pay a $500 fee plus applicable interest. Actions taken in felony and misdemeanor criminal matters in 7th District Court for Carbon County on March 25 before 7th 10:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. KOAL - KARB . Judge Halliday: Kimball Clark Rowley - the defendant appeared to answer order to show cause actions filed in one felony level and one misdemeanor category complaint as well as at continued proceedings in a third criminal case. The order to show actions involved a felony information containing one third degree unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance charge and a misdemeanor complaint containing two separate offenses, one class A failure to respond to a law enforcement officer's command to stop (evasion) and one denied drivers license count. Addressing the order to show cause actions, the court found Rowley to be in violation of the probationary conditions outlined in the prior judgments pronounced in the two criminal cases and sentenced Rowley to 90 days in the county jail. The district judge stayed the imposition of the y jail term, reinstated Rowleys formal probationaiy period for 36 months and ordered the defendant to submit to electronic monitoring for 90 90-da- days. In connection with the third criminal matter, Rowley appeared to answer a felony level information containing one second degree unlawful possession of a dangerous weapon by a restricted person chaige. Pursuant to a negotiated resolution agreement, the defendant waived the right to trial and Rowley entered a guilty plea on an amended lesser included class A misdemeanor category attempted unlawful possession of a dangerous weapon offense. After accepting the guilty plea on the amended class A misde CARBON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT BAND PROGRAM IN JEOPARDY! Thursday, I , . i meet- t V 0 fense. Upon Melos failure to appear at the previously scheduled criminal proceedings, the court authorized the issuance of a warbail on the rant for the defendants arrest and Fixed cash-onl- y warrant at $1,000. Actions taken in misdemeanor criminal matters in 7th District Court for Carbon County on March 25 before Judge Halliday: lyier Trent Thayn - the defendant appeared for pronouncement of judgment in a misdemeanor category criminal complaint containing one class A theft count plus two additional class B charges, one theft and one interference in an arrest by a law enforcement officer offense. Pronouncing judgment in the misdemeanor category criminal case, the court sentenced Thayn to 365 days jn the county jail and fined the defendant $1,200 plus applicable interest. The district judge suspended all but 10 days of the incarceration period upon payment of the designated monetary assessment, allowed Thayn the option of completing the remaining jail time via weekend service and placed the defendant on probation under the direction of the department of corrections for 24 - months. As conditions for formal supervision, the court instructed Thayn to pay the department of corrections monthly fee, maintain employmentschool enrollment status and obtain a criminal offenders identification card. carry In addition, the district judge directed the defendant to report to the county sheriffs office by May 1 1 to commence serving the remainder of the jail sentence and ordered the defendant voluntarily submit to random breathurine testing and violate no laws formal probationary period. throughout the designated Samuel Raymond Craver - the defendant failed to appear for sentencing in a misdemeanor category criminal case containing a single class A burglary of a motor vehicle count. Upon Cravers failure to appear at the previously scheduled criminal proceeding, the court authorized the issuance of a warrant for the defendants arrest and fixed bail on the warrant at full-ti- . th $1,000. Justin Christopher Ward - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings in a misdemeanor category criminal information containing three separate class B charges, one simple assault, one unlawful purchasepossessionconsumption of alcohol by a minor offense and one possessionuse of drug paraphernalia count. Pursuant to a negotiated resolution arrangement. Ward waived the right to trial in the complaint and the defendant entered into a plea in abeyance agreement on the three dass B misdemeanor assault, purchasepossessionconsumption of alcohol and drug paraphernalia charges. As a conditionfor authorizing the plea in abeyance document in the misdemeanor category criminal case, the district judge instructed Ward to satisfy an $800 fee. Rulon D. Blackburn - the defendant appeared at the sentencing phase in a misdemeanor category criminal information containing one dass B simple assault offense. term in the county jail, fined the The court imposed a defendant $500 plus applicable interest and allowed Blackburn the option of substituting 100 hours of community service in lieu of paying the monetary assessment. In conclusion, the district judge suspended the service of the entire y incarceration period, on condition Blackburn satisfies the designated fine amount plus applicable interest in foil as directed. Ben J. Corrales - the defendant appeared to answer a misdemeanor category criminal complaint containing a single class A' wanton destruction of protected wildlife count. Pursuant to a negotiated disposition arrangement, Corrales waived the right to trial in the criminal case and the defendant executed a plea in abeyance on the class A misdemeanor wanton destruction of protected wildlife charge. As conditions for accepting the plea in abeyance document, the district judge directed Corrales to pay a $500 fee and specified that the court would retain jurisdiction over the rifle confiscated in connection with the misdemeanor category criminal in20-d- ay 20-da- formation. Sue Ann Blevins T the defendant waived the right to trial and entered a guilty plea at arraignment in a misdemeanor category criminal complaint containing one class A issuing bad checks offense. The court accepted Blevins guilty plea on the dass A issuing bad checks count and tentatively set pronouncement of judgment in the defendants misdemeanor category criminal conviction on April 8. Larry D. Bringhurst - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings in a misdemeanor category criminal case containing a single dass A wanton destruction of protected wildlife count Pursuant to a negotiated settlement arrangement, Bringhurst waived the right to trial in connection with the criminal information and the defendant entered into a plea in abeyance agreement on the dass A wanton destruction of protected wildlife charge. As a condition for authorizing the plea in abeyance agreement in the misdemeanor category criminal complaint, the court ordered the defendant to satisfya $500 fee. April 26, 2002 ARIES Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired Building 250 North 1950 West from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. and Wednesday, ApriF East 100 South 86 (leave message). 637-55- 00 8 or. 17, 2002 Catfish ST, GEORGE Department of Workforce Services Employment Center 162 North 400 East from 5:00 - 6:00 pm Public Comment on the FY 2003 Utah State Plan for Vocational Rehabilitation (Sponsored by Utah State Office of Rehabilitation) Copies of current state plan available at local rehabilitation offices throughout the state. Includes Soup, Salad, Baked Potato, Roll Call for help with your Weddings & - If you would like more information or if. you need a ride, pleasee mairsavSburbandsyah56.com ofcatt 637-741- Christine Melo - the defendant failed to appear at review contain-- . hearings in two separate complaints, a felony level case misdemeanor a and category ing one third degree theft charge criminal information containing an additional class A theft of- SALT LAKE CITY ing on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 at 5:00 p.m. at HELPER JR. HIGH. Even if you live in Helper, it is important that you be there, as your program may be in jeopardy also. . instructed. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS The Carbon County School District is eliminating the 6th grade band program in all schools except Helper. This will not only affect 6th grade band, but the entire future of the Carbon Band program. Parents for Quality Education in Carbon County, believe this will be an extreme setback, not just for music, but for reading and math skills. If this concerns you, please attend the board 90-da- scat-bcltch- ild charge. KIWANIS RADIO AUCTION The district judge subsequently suspended the service of the incarceration period upon Rowleys full payment entire y of the designated $600 fine amount plus applicable interest as ol drug-alcoh- appli- cable interest and sentenced Rowley to 90 days in the county jaiL ol cash-onl- 36th Annual meanor count, the court fined the defendant $600 plus ing the designated jail time and piaccd the defendant on formal probation under the direction of the Utah Department of Corrections for 36 months. Kcndahllc Brandenburg - the defendant appeared at arraignment in a felony level criminal case containing one second degree unlawful posscssionusc of a controlled substance count as well as three additional misdemeanor category charges. The misdemeanor offenses filed against Brandenburg included two separate class A counts, unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance and unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia, plus one class B operating a motor vehicle on a denied drivers license charge. Pursuant to a negotiated resolution arrangement, the defendant waived the right to trial in connection with the felony criminal information and Brandenburg executed a plea in abeyance agreement on four offenses, an amended lesser included third degree unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance count along with all three of the original misdemeanor category charges. As conditions for accepting the plea in abeyance document, the district judge instructed the defendant to undergo an approassessment and satisfy a $750 fee plus applipriate drug-alcohcable interest. In addition, the court ordered Brandenburg to enter intocom-plet- e any counselling programs recommended as a result of the assessment. Midge Nelson Sherman - the defendant appeared to answer a felony level criminal complaint containing two separate third degree unlawful posscssionusc of a controlled substance offenses plus five additional misdemeanor category counts. The misdemeanor charges filed against Sherman included one class B unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia offense, one class B driving with a measurable controlled substance, one class B denied drivers license count, one class C operating a motor vehicle without liability insurance coverage and one class C Alternative format available by contacting: or :Tristia Rouse, (801) 538-75one week prior to hearing. . 30 I Reunions. - v -- rrT i |