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Later in the session prosecutors told the court that evidence in the Gary Williams matter had been discovered by their chief investigator but had been misfiled under the wrong case number. The prosecution asked the court to reset the motion to suppress to immediately prior to trial so defense counsel could review the newly discovered video; the court agreed and reset the suppression matter to right before trial. The court also indicated that if the parties reach an agreement, they may place matters on future plea calendars.

These calendar entries were administrative and scheduling decisions rather than adjudications on the merits. The court repeatedly distinguished cases removed from the calendar (motions withdrawn) from matters that would be reset or held for further review. Defense and prosecution counsel, as well as court staff, worked through breakout-room pretrial conferences and instructions for cases that remained pending.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Clayton State 304's Personal Meeting Room","oneSentenceSummary","At the Clayton County State Court 11 a.m. motions calendar, several defense motions were withdrawn or reset and the court reset a motion to suppress in the Gary Williams case after the prosecution's investigator discovered a video that had been misfiled under the wrong case number.","taxTitle","Clayton County State Court 304, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas","taxId",66308,"location","Texas","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6153323,"Court signs amended sentence for Brinson, waives fines and sets aside bench warrants; documents to be sent to Department of Corrections",336,2324000,2660000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5493490-2d7a6e5a28813942b9ebe902aca399ac&start=2324&end=2660","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5493490-2d7a6e5a28813942b9ebe902aca399ac/thumbnail_2324000.jpg","/articles/6153323/Texas/Court-signs-amended-sentence-for-Brinson-waives-fines-and-sets-aside-bench-warrants-documents-to-be-sent-to-Department-of-Corrections","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6153323-750049a3c4c3225f16db0dc465ebf458/orig.mp4?Expires=1776069333&Signature=BorFoV0kgQc7N1W6y8cFU7LuTkFEQEVmlyrvs~-nZLeOkPZ7afn8zfMlWlqxsAZ7Beu-TpwdnRMgPCQaOoWFvNhkXNp3ieln3yhd78vXKiUy9n1mu8yHeq~DPc6e9S8BBrMkOZ5FM-tMXItsMvtaIMxptAWPpneThC4S1hZMd2qygh75yYgs0nevPweSuH6mCGcb2-2kQy-Y1l-SMSiQJ0-MXlh~qngXvo69E92SyzNS4UXqJpAZoKyqy4PsYJNoxAxvGT-tAPrOHNsk1BbC6sKVdJW4UFl-mIcmH1ntiqm-A-l3se5ws3eooDLEPFQqZVS7z3SSna1Q0wBhEQu4IQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The court granted a state-requested modification of Adrienne Lamar Brinson's 2018 matter, agreeing to an amended sentence that the state said would be 12 months to serve with credit for time already served and waiver of fines. The state indicated it would consent to the modification; the court said it would sign the amended sentence and transmit it to the Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) and to the Department of Corrections via the email address provided by GDC staff.

Brinson spoke in court and said he had been incarcerated \"for 8 years now\" and that the detainers on his record were preventing his transfer to other programming and release opportunities. He told the court he intended to proceed without counsel in resolving the detainers but sought a resolution to clear the holds that were affecting his status.

Department of Corrections staff member Miss Hemmings said the court's documents could be sent to video.hearing@gdc.ga.gov so the inmate could receive a copy. The prosecutor (Mister Tipton) told the court the state would consent to modification and would waive fines; court staff (Miss Wright) agreed she could prepare the resentencing paperwork. The judge ordered a modification and agreed to sign the resentencing and to set aside any bench warrants that had issued in connection with the 2018 matters.

Discussion vs. decision: the prosecutor offered the consent modification; the court granted the modification and directed the state to prepare the order and court staff to sign and file it so GCIC and GDC records could be updated. The bench warrants attached to the case were ordered set aside and the court said the order would be transmitted to the GDC email address the Department provided.

The judge admonished Brinson to follow a different path on release. The court closed the matter after instructing staff to prepare and file the signed documents so the DOC and GCIC would receive the amended sentence and bench-warrant-set-aside notification.","The court agreed to modify the sentence on a 2018 case for Adrienne Lamar Brinson so that the state will consent to a 12-month sentence with credit for time served and waive fines; bench warrants will be set aside and the court will send the order to the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC).",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6153328,"Judge accepts guilty plea in second-offense DUI; defendant ordered to serve one day and complete 240 hours of community service",312,0,312000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5493490-2d7a6e5a28813942b9ebe902aca399ac&start=0&end=312","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5493490-2d7a6e5a28813942b9ebe902aca399ac/thumbnail_0.jpg","/articles/6153328/Texas/Judge-accepts-guilty-plea-in-second-offense-DUI-defendant-ordered-to-serve-one-day-and-complete-240-hours-of-community-service","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6153328-2684db392e829a42634bca5978c86578/orig.mp4?Expires=1776069333&Signature=BGECwSNa8glrVt1ZXBp9x0RPSFYu7R6qHI6L16zXncPrdQZPN6c8sipszdKdYbO52~0-DoHW9dYQg1cU34s63UjJVQhobkUrRW-ZtqFe5bQfZbZQ6GwvUXHpObaHoEzRaWZ04emBOA7mEKsfOux9e9YxDZkY9Awjn5OPOOQxm23ZbOuE6kgwRaUrt3jqbOq7oo3YIi6Rdo8VjprHjq8iQkqTdvCJj9fizvXOmu4ZnHjj~Vjlde3sHiVdbczzJlu3H2IHdMea~gPniXpluEp1FhtXPMgUgvFv2teDEkr0C68~iYao49OJ1RmzWF3n3iMM-kc3Q9MIlDIAw8BbDHoeBw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted a guilty plea from Mister Brown to count 1, driving under the influence, and imposed a sentence of 12 months with three days to serve and credit for two days, leaving one day remaining to be served on Aug. 9. The judge ordered a $600 fine, a DUI risk-reduction course, 240 hours of community service, a substance-abuse evaluation and any recommended treatment, random testing, and an ignition interlock device as required by statute.

The sentencing matter drew detailed agreement from the state and the defense. The prosecutor presented the state's recommendation, stating the plea package and special conditions, and defense counsel asked only that the court clarify when Mister Brown should report to begin the single remaining day of jail time. Mister Brown told the court he could turn himself in on a Saturday and initially indicated Aug. 9 at 6 p.m.; deputies later advised the latest acceptable time could be as late as 8 p.m., and the parties discussed the option of a 10 a.m. turn-in. The court confirmed the defendant is to report on Aug. 9; the parties agreed to confirm the exact turn-in hour with the sheriff's office so it can be reflected in the written order.

The judge announced that counts 2 and 5 would be nol prossed (dropped) under the agreement; count 3 will carry a suspended $200 fine concurrent with count 1; count 4 will carry a suspended $100 fine concurrent with count 1. The court made the terms of probation explicit: no alcohol or illicit drug use, subject to random screens, completion of the substance-abuse evaluation and recommended treatment, completion of the DUI risk-reduction course, 240 hours of community service, and installation and use of an ignition interlock device \"as ordered by the statute.\" The prosecutor warned the financial penalty would be higher than the base fine after mandatory surcharges.

Judge Long Hayward admonished Mister Brown about the risks of repeat impaired driving, saying, \"DUI is a choice. You make a choice.\" Mister Brown told the court, \"I don't drink or smoke, period, at all no more.\" The judge directed staff to place Mister Brown into a breakout with court staff member Miss James to enroll him in probation supervision so he would receive instructions on reporting and conditions.

Discussion vs. decision: the judge's acceptance of the plea and the sentencing conditions were formal judicial actions; scheduling of a specific turn-in hour was discussed and left to confirmation with the sheriff's office. Deputies provided operational guidance about acceptable turn-in windows; the court instructed that the precise time be confirmed and added to the written order.

The court closed the calendar and said the written sentencing and probation orders will reflect the terms announced in court and any surcharges, and the defendant should follow the special conditions to avoid re-arrest or probation violations.","In Clayton County State Court, Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted Mister Brown's guilty plea on a DUI charge and imposed a sentence that includes jail time, fines, an ignition interlock order and treatment requirements. The court and parties clarified when he must begin the one remaining day of incarceration.","actionData","errors"]

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11 a.m. motions calendar: multiple motions withdrawn or reset; one suppression motion reset after investigators found misfiled video

Court signs amended sentence for Brinson, waives fines and sets aside bench warrants; documents to be sent to Department of Corrections

Judge accepts guilty plea in second-offense DUI; defendant ordered to serve one day and complete 240 hours of community service