District Court

COLFAX — Whitman County District Court reported the following judgments during the last two weeks:

June 3

• Stephen Oberhofer, driving under the influence. Sentenced to 364 days, 363 suspended. Fined $2,000, $1,000 suspended. Defendant must also pay a criminal conviction fee of $43. Defendant shall not drive a motor vehicle without a valid license or proof of liability insurance, submit to a breath or blood-alcohol test upon the reasonable request of a law enforcement officer, not drive a motor vehicle without functioning ignition interlock device. Defendant will have supervised probation for 24 months, with unsupervised probation for the last 12 months if all essential requirements of the sentence have been completed. Defendant must obtain a substance use disorder evaluation or expanded alcohol assessment. Defendant must attend DUI victim impact panel within 3 months, not to use or possess any non-prescribed controlled substances or illegal drugs, not use or possess alcohol or marijuana, submit to random alcohol/drug testing. Defendant’s drivers license suspended for 90 days.

June 2

• Emanuel Morgan, disorderly conduct, defendant must serve 90 days of jail suspend 80 days and a fine of $500 with $500 suspended. Defendent must pay a criminal conviction fee of $43, a probation/monitoring fee of $600, total fees of $643. $600 of this total is converted to community service at the rate of $14/hour, which must be completed by 12/31/23 with proof of completion shall be provided to the probation department. Defendant will have supervised probation for 24 months. Defendant must obtain an alcohol-drug evaluation, a mental health evaluation from a state licensed mental health provider and file a copy of the evaluation within 30 days.

• Shawn Paul Johnson, reckless driving. Sentenced to 364 days in jail, 354 days suspended. Fined $2,000 $1,000 suspended. Jail shall be arranged by the probation department and completed in 60 days. Defendant also fined conviction fee of $43, infraction fee of $426, probation/monitoring fee of $300, with the total fees of $1769.

• Defendant must not drive a motor vehicle without a valid license and proof of insurance. Supervised probation for 24 months. Defendent will have unsupervised probation for 12 months if all essential requirements of the sentence have been completed. Defendant’s drivers license suspended for 30 days.

May 31

• Cameron K. Dandridge, third-degree theft. Deferred sentence for 12 months on the following conditions: 30 days of jail, with 29 days suspended, fined $500 with $500 suspended. Defendant must pay to the clerk of the court a criminal conviction fee $43, probation/monitoring fee $300, deferred fee of $200, for a total of fees $543. Defendant must have no criminal violations and have supervised probation for 12 months.

• Jordan Kemp, third-degree driving while license. Sentenced to 90 days of jail, with 90 days suspended; fine of $500, with $500 suspended. Defendant must pay a criminal conviction fee of $43. Defendant has unsupervised probation for 24 months.

May 27

• Daniel J. McGuire, two counts of telephone harassment. Defendent sentenced to 364 days of jail with 364 days suspended. The defendant must have no criminal violations of law, with 24 months of unsupervised probation. Defendant is not to use or possess alcohol, not to enter the property of and have no contact with Jill and Matthew McCluskey, directly, indirectly or by third party and/or digital/electronic means.

• Calvin Burlingame, drving under the influence. Defendant senteneced to 364 days in jail, with 363 days suspended; and a fine of $1,000. Defendant may convert 1 day of jail time to 15 days of electronic home monitoring. Defendant also fined a $43 criminal conviction fee, $600 supervised probation fee, with the total fines of $1,643, due by April 30, 2024. The defendant shall not drive a motor vehicle without a valid license or without proof of liability insurance. Defendant must submit to a breath or blood alcohol test upon the reasonable request of a law enforcement officer. The defendant shall not drive a vehicle without a functioning ignition interlock device. Defendant must have supervised probation for 24 months — unsupervised probation for 12 months if all essential requirements of the sentence have been completed. Defendant must obtain an expanded alcohol assessment and attend DUI victim impact panel. Defendant cannot use or possess any non-prescribed controlled substances or illegal drugs, alcohol, marijuana, must submit to random alcohol/drug testing. Defendant’s drivers license suspended for 90 days.

• Heaven Burr, driving under the influence. Sentenced to 364 days of jail, 363 days suspended with a fine of $1,000. The defendant must pay fine and criminal conviction fee of $43, supervised probation fee of $600, DUI cost recovery fee of $94.08, for a total of $1,737.08. Defendant must submit to a blood-alcohol test upon the reasonable request of a law enforcement officer, shall not drive a motor vehicle without a functioning ignition interlock. The defendant must have supervised probation for 24 months, or unsupervised probation for the last 12 months if all essential requirements of the sentence have been completed. Defendant must comply with all treatment recommendations/requirements, attend DUI victim impact panel within 3 months, not to use or posses any non-prescribed controlled substances or illegal drugs, not to use or posses alcohol or marijuana, must submit to random alcohol/drug testing. Dendent privilege to drive in the driver’s license suspended for 90 days.

• Michael John Busey, first-degree criminal trespass. Court authorizes a deferred sentence for 6 months on the following conditions, 30 days of jail with 30 days suspended and a fine of $1,000 with $1,000 suspended. Defendant must pay a criminal conviction fee of $43, probation/monitoring fee of $300, and a deferred fee of $200. Supervised probation for 6 months, and unsupervised probation as soon as all essential requirements have been completed.

May 26

• Christian Kemp, first-degree negligent driving. Defendant is sentenced to 90 days in jail, 89 days suspended; fine of $1,000, with $750 suspended. In addition defendant must pay a criminal conviction fee of $43, supervised probation fee of $600. Supervised probation for 24 months and unsupervised probation for the last 12 months, if all essential requirements have been completed, Defendant must attend DUI victim impact panel within 3 months, not use or possess any non-prescribed controlled substance or illegal drugs, not to use or posses alcohol or marijuana, submit to random alcohol/drug testing, not visit alcohol establishments.

• Madeline Dowd, third-degree theft. Deferred sentence for 12 months on the following conditions: 180 days of jail, 179 days suspended; and a fine of $1,000, with $650 suspended. Defendant must a criminal conviction fee of $43, probation/monitoring fee of $300. Supervised probation of 12 months. Defendant must attend a theft prevention course and begin any recommended treatment or education with 45 days.

• Courtney Crabtree, first-degree negligent driving. The defendant is sentenced to 90 days in jail, 89 days suspended, with a fine of $1,000, $750 suspended. Defendant shall pay a criminal conviction fee of $43 and a supervised probation fee of $600. Defendant will have supervised probation for 24 months, with unsupervised probation for the last 12 months if all essential requirements of the sentence have been completed. Defendant must obtain an expanded alcohol assessment and begin recommended substance use disorder treatment or education within 45 days and attend a DUI victim impact panel.

• Jakon Healy, driving under the influence. Sentenced to 364 days in jail, 363 days suspended with a fine of $1,000. Defendant must also pay criminal conviction fee of $43 and supervised probation fee of $600. Defendant must have no criminal violations or alcohol-related infractions, comply with requirements regarding the installation and use if a functioning ignition interlock device. Supervised probation ordered for 24 months. Defendant must attend DUI victum Impact panel within 3 months, not to use or possess and non-prescribed controlled substance or illegal drugs, not to use or possess alcohol or marijuana, submit to random alcohol/drug testing, is not allowed to go to alcohol establishments. Defendant’s drivers license suspended for 90 days

• Alyson Newstorm, drving while under the influence. Sentenced to 364 days of jail, 363 days suspended. Fine of $2,000, with $1,000 suspended. Defendant must pay criminal conviction fee of $43, supervised probation fee of $600, DUI cost recovery fee of $120.12, for a total of fines $1,763. Defendant not allowed to drive a motor vehicle without valid license and proof of liability insurance, or be in physical control of a motor vehicle with an alcohol concentration of .08. Defendant must submit to a breath or blood-alcohol test upon the reasonable requested of law enforcement officer, shall not drive a motor vehicle without a functioning ignition interlock device. Defendant must have no criminal violations of law or alcohol related infractions, comply with the requirements for a functioning ignition interlock device. Defendant will have supervised probation for 24 months, with unsupervised for the last 12 months if all essential requirements of the sentence have been completed. Defendant must obtain an expanded alcohol assessment and begin any recommended/appropriate substance disorder treatment or education within 30 days. Defendant must attend DUI victim impact panel, not use or possess any non-prescribed controlled substances or illegal drugs, not use or possess alcohol or marijuana, submit to random alcohol/drug testing, not to go to alcohol establishments. Defendant’s drivers license suspended 90 days.

• Shelby Tieman, driving under the influence. Sentenced to 364 days if jail with 363 days suspended. Defendant must also pay criminal conviction fee of $43, supervised probation fee of $600, and DUI cost recovery fee of $123.37. Defendant shall not drive a motor vehicle without a valid license, not drive a motor vehicle without proof of liability insurance, not drive or be in physical control of a motor vehicle with an alcohol concentration of .08 or more or a THC concentration of 5.00 nanograms, must submit to a breath or blood-alcohol test upon the reasonable request of a law enforcement officer, shall not drive a motor vehicle without functioning ignition interlock Defendant has supervised probation for 24 months, with unsupervised probation for the last 12 months if all essential requirements of the sentence have been completed. Defendant must obtain an expanded alcohol assessment and begin any recommended/appropriate substance use disorder treatment or education within 45 days. Defendant must attend DUI victim impact panel. Defendant’s drivers license suspended for 90 days.

• Kayden Williams, driving under the influence. Sentenced to 364 days of jail, 362 days suspended, with a fine of $1,000. Defendant must pay criminal conviction fee of $43 and supervised probation fee of $600. Defendent shall not drive a motor vehicle without a valid drivers license, not drive a motor vehicle without proof of liability insurance, not drive or be in physical control of a motor vehicle with an alcohol concentration of .08 or more or a THC concentraion of 5.00 nanograms, shall submit to a breath or blood alcohol test upon the reasonable request of a law enforcement officer, shall not drive a motor vehicle without a functioning ignition interlock device. Defendant must have supervised probation for 36 months and unsupervised probation for the last 18 months if all essential requirements of the sentence have been completed. Defendant must obtain an expanded alcohol assessment and begin any recommended/appropriate substance use disorder treatment or education within 45 days. Defendant must attend DUI victim impact panel within 3 months, not use or possess and non-prescribed controlled substances or illegal drugs, not to use or possess alcohol or marijuana, submit to random alcohol/drug testing, not to go to alcohol establishments. Defendant’s drivers license suspended for 90 days. Defendant may petition for early termination of probation after 18 months and after successful completion of all terms of this judgment and sentence.