#probation

#probation

Rashee Rice was sentenced to 30 days in jail and five years probation after a multicar crash, where he was driving at 119 mph in Dallas.

This resolution is the result of hundreds of hours of in-depth review and analysis by our legal and law enforcement experts, indicating it is the appropriate outcome given the facts.

"Ted and I are glad that this is over. It's been very difficult for our family. As we've said from the beginning, it was an argument over a marital dispute from which we have recovered."

Chief Deputy Probation Officer Kimberly Epps boldly declared, 'We're not moving. You're going to have to put our stuff on the curb,' signaling a refusal to comply with state orders.

Mariah Bostick, a sex worker, avoided jail after pleading no contest to accessory for her role in a fatal shooting by her pimp.

William J. Paige, a former U.S. Postal Service employee, admitted to stealing rare coins and other valuable items from packages over a short period in early 2022. His actions were driven by personal financial difficulties, as he sought to cover expenses. After his guilty plea, prosecutors decided against prison time, recommending instead two years of probation and restitution payments, emphasizing a trend where non-violent offenders may receive leniency in sentencing.

"Nielsen, who once helped run the firm AS Solution, was sentenced for misdemeanor crimes related to a hefty donation agreement with sheriff's brass to secure concealed-carry weapons permits for their security agents."