A Yolo County Superior Court judge granted judicial diversion to an accused person facing multiple misdemeanor charges who is participating in an addiction treatment program, rejecting prosecution arguments that the accused’s criminal history made them unsuitable for diversion.
A Yolo County Superior Court judge granted judicial diversion to a 23-year-old man accused of driving with a suspended license, overruling prosecution objections, with the condition that he install an ignition interlock device in any vehicle he drives to prevent future incidents of impaired driving.
Two Yolo County parents accused of child endangerment had their motion for judicial diversion denied due to the alleged conduct and statutory limits, and the case will now proceed through the standard criminal process.
By Ximena Cesa WOODLAND, CA – During a motion hearing last week in Yolo County Superior Court,…