08CR0323 Miliano, 9/2/2010 229 days MCJ w/229 days credit; probation terminated and all costs waived.
04CR0606 Storm, James 9/2/2010 PV continued for 1 week; no bond
08CR0325 Lackey, Benjamin 9/2/2010 PV continued to 10/7/2010; OR Bond
09CR0373 Turba, Robert 9/2/2010 180 days MCJ w/42 days credit; Probation terminated; all costs waived
09CR0584 Peck, Michael 9/2/2010 PV Continued, hearing to be set at later date
04CR0034 Burns, Douglas 9/2/2010 PV Continued, hearing to be set at later date
Showing posts with label probation supervision. Show all posts
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Thursday, September 02, 2010
Sunday, August 08, 2010
Medina County Adult Probation Report for July, 2010
Ms. Veronica Perry, Chief Probation Officer for the Medina County Adult Probation Department, reports that Judge Collier and Judge Kimbler made the following assignments and referrals to her department in July:
Ten defendants were assigned to intensive supervision with each judge assigning five.
Twelve defendants were assigned to general supervision. Judge Collier assigned 4 and Judge Kimbler assigned 8.
Eleven defendants were referred to the Probation Department's community service program. Of those 11, Judge Collier referred one and Judge Kimbler referred 10.
Eighteen defendants were ordered to report to the Probation Department as a condition of their bonds. Judge Collier ordered 8 defendants to report and Judge Kimbler ordered 10 defendants to report.
Judge Kimbler referred one defendant to the Department to see if that defendant qualified for the intervention in lieu of conviction program.
Judge Kimbler granted intervention in lieu to one defendant.
Three defendants were referred for an investigation regarding whether their convictions could be expunged. Judge Collier referred one and Judge Kimbler referred two.
Judge Kimbler put one defendant on his mental health docket.
Ten defendants were assigned to intensive supervision with each judge assigning five.
Twelve defendants were assigned to general supervision. Judge Collier assigned 4 and Judge Kimbler assigned 8.
Eleven defendants were referred to the Probation Department's community service program. Of those 11, Judge Collier referred one and Judge Kimbler referred 10.
Eighteen defendants were ordered to report to the Probation Department as a condition of their bonds. Judge Collier ordered 8 defendants to report and Judge Kimbler ordered 10 defendants to report.
Judge Kimbler referred one defendant to the Department to see if that defendant qualified for the intervention in lieu of conviction program.
Judge Kimbler granted intervention in lieu to one defendant.
Three defendants were referred for an investigation regarding whether their convictions could be expunged. Judge Collier referred one and Judge Kimbler referred two.
Judge Kimbler put one defendant on his mental health docket.
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