Judge Carlton P. Biggs ordered an accused to resolve multiple program enrollment issues on her own or face possible jail time, despite her claims that administrative barriers and lack of notice hindered her compliance with court-ordered requirements.
Judge Gregg L. Prickett denied a motion to waive or reduce community service for an accused DUI, hit-and-run driver who presented medical documentation related to a herniated disc, stating that the accused should have informed the court earlier and that he must begin the community service process despite the injury.
Judge Gregg L. Prickett denied an unrepresented accused’s request for an extension to provide proof of enrollment in a court-ordered program, setting a firm two-week deadline despite her ongoing efforts to secure stable housing and work.
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