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Show 8A Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday October 29. 2002 DM court (Continued from page 2A) one third degree failure to respond to a law enforcement officers command to stop (evasion) charge and three additional misdemeanor category offenses. The misdemeanor counts filed against Wigginton included one class A joyriding with intent to temporarily deprive an owner of a motor vehicle charge, one class B interference in an arrest by a law enforcement officer and one class B unlawfully driving on a denied license offense. Pronouncing judgment in the criminal information, the court term in the sentenced Wigginton to an indeterminate state prison as well as 365 days in the county jail and credited the defendant with any incarceration time already completed in connection with the felony level complaint. The district judge authorized Wigginto'ns concurrent service of the two designated incarceration periods and remanded the defendant into the custody of the county sheriffs office for transport to the state correctional facility for immediate imprisonment William Bradly Bowling - the defendant failed to appear to answer a criminal case containing one third degree felony level unlawful posse ssionuse of a controlled substance count, plus three additional misdemeanor category charges. The misdemeanor category offenses filed against Bowling included two separate class B counts, one driving under the influence of an intoxicant (DUI) and one unlawful posse ssionuse of drug paraphernalia charge, along with one class C speeding traffic violation. ' Upon Bowlings failure to appear at the previously scheduled proceeding in the felony level criminal information, the court - . A yellow light means to SLOW and STOP before the light turns red. Many crashes occur due to people rushing to beat" the yellow light. DOWN Did You Know? More than one-ha-lf of all household . Internet users read or used classified advertising in a newspaperduringthe last year, compared to 28 percent of the web visitorswho used electronic classifieds. Accepting the guilty plea on the class A misdemeanor charge, the district judge sentenced Kraushaar to 30 days. in the county jail and fined the defendant $555 plus applicable interest. The court subsequently suspended the service of all but two days of the incarceration period, on condition Kraushaar satisfies the designated monetary assessment plus applicable interest in full as directed. The district judge instructed Kraushaar to voluntarily report to the county sheriffs office by Jan. 1, 2003 to commence serving the remaining jail time and placed the defendant on informal probation to the court for 12 months. In exchange for Kraushaars guilty plea, the court granted a motion and dismissed the remaining class A protective order violation contained in the misdemeanor category criminal complaint filed againkt the defendant David Ray Baradell - the defendant appeared at continued , proceedings in a misdemeanor category criminal case contain-class offense. officer assault correctional A a a on ing single Baradell waived the right to trial in the misdemeanor criminal information and the defendant entered a guilty plea on the class A assault on a correctional officer count. Pronouncing judgment in the class A misdemeanor convicterm in the county jail and tion, the court imposed a one-yeauthorized Baradell to complete the designated incarceration period concurrently with the prison sentence the defendant is charge. presently serving in connection with an unrelated felony level Alter Ihibot admitted to certain allegations cited in the order criminal complaint John Lambert Geiser - the defendant appeared to answer a misdemeanor category criminal case containing two separate months and sentenced the defendant to 90 days in the county jail. charges, one class A unlawfully sellingsupplying alcohol to miThe district judge credited Ihibot with any incarceration time nors offense and one class B contributing to the delinquency of a i already completed in connection with the felony level criminal minor count Pursuant to a negotiated settlement arrangement, Geiser complaint and remanded the defendant into the custody of the county sheriffs office for immediate imposition of the remain- waived the right to trial in the misdemeanor criminal information and the defendant pleaded guilty to the class B contributing der of the jail sentence. Michael Dees - the defendant appeared at continued pro- to the delinquency of a minor charge. ' The district ceedings in a felony level criminal case containing two separate judge accepted the guilty plea on the class B conthe to third degree unlawful sexual activity with a minor offenses. tributing delinquency offense, sentenced Geiser to 30 days Pursuant to a negotiated resolution agreement. Dees waived in the county jail and fined the defendant $750 plus applicable the right to trial in the criminal information and the defendant interest entered guilty pleas on two amended lesser included class A misThe court subsequently suspended the service of the entire demeanor category attempted unlawful sexual activity with a jail sentence upon Qeisers full payment of the $750 fine minor counts. amount plus applicable interest. In exchange for the defendants guilty plea on the class B conThe court accepted the guilty pleas on the amended class A term in the tributing to the delinquent of a minor offense, the district judge misdemeanor category charges, imposed a county jail and specified that Dees be allowed to complete the granted a motion dismissing the remaining class A unlawfully designated incarceration period concurrently with the prison sensellingsupplying alcohol to minora count contained in the mistence the defendant is presently serving in an unrelated felony demeanor category criminal complaint filed against Geiser. level criminal complaint. Ifeila Dawn Martak - the defendant appeared at continued Actions taken in misdemeanor criminal matters in 7th Disarraignment in a misdemeanor category criminal case contain-- 1 trict Court for Carbon County on Oct. 21 before Judge Brynen ing one class B giving false information to government agencies Ronald D. Kraushaar - the defendant appeared to answer a law enforcement officers charge. misdemeanor category criminal case containing two separate After Martak pleaded guilty to the class B false information class A protective order violations. term in the county jail and offense, the court imposed a Pursuant to a negotiated disposition arrangement in the crimi- fined the defendant $300 plus applicable interest nal information, Kraushaar waived the right to trial and the deIn conclusion, the district judge suspended the entire fendant pleaded guilty to one class A protective order violation. incarceration period, on condition Martak pays the designated $300 monetary assessment plus applicable interest as instructed. ' V ' , ' Ibdd J. Davis - the defendant appeared at an order to show 'W' cause hearing in a misdemeanor categoiy criminal complaint containing one class A unlawful posse ssionuse of a controlled ' substance count along with two additional class C charges. .The class C misdemeanor categoiy offenses filed, against Davis t included one unlawfully operating a motor vehicle with no ex' ' j? pired registration offense and one seatbeltchild safety restraint ! violation. After the defendant admitted pertain allegations outlined m the order to show cause criminal action, the court sentenced Davp to 10 days in the county jail in rwnfiiiMnrtiaHfcfriciHgf. authorized the to com- weekends incarceration via five consecutive the period plete and directed Davis to voluntarily report to the county sheriffs office by Dec. 14 to commence serving the designated jail time. QAJg m so deepftj giatejul! jot the few that lias bee J authorized the issuance of a warrant for the defendants arrest and fixed bail on the warrant at $10,000. Carolyn R. Anderson the defendant appeared for pronouncement of judgment in an order to show cause action involving a felony level criminal complaint containing a single third degree theft offense. Revoking Andersons probation in the felony level case, the district judge imposed a jail sentence and ordered immediate execution of the designated incarceration period, but ' authorized the county sheriffs office to release the defendant into an appropriate inpatient treatment program after six months. In conclusion, the court suspended Andersons service of the remaining six months of jail time, on condition the defendants successfully completes the inpatient treatment program. Kevin Warren (Howard - the defendant failed to appear to answer an order to show cause action filed in connection with a felony level criminal information containing one third degree-thef- t by receiving stolen property count. Upon (Howard's failure to appear at the previously set hearing in the felony level criminal complaint, the district judge authorized the issuance of a warrant for the defendants arrest and fixed bail on the warrant at $5,000. CallieD. Ihibot the defendant appeared at an order to show cause hearing in a felony level criminal case containing a single third degree unlawful posse ssionuse of a controlled substance -- one-ye- Source: Fact! About Newspaper! Published by Newspaper Anociation of America ar 30-d- . - . j demies to fiuetyeme (chilli v&r. We iMifife are ready to help you save money and 063 ay .Betlnrfercifis JLrtllhL energy and enhance your homes value 10-da- y d out daugfceit. mom expressed to out Jawiflj m be&aty and sistot, gani JUoittoii. 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