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Key dispositions recorded on the docket during the hearing included:

- A 3-year sentence imposed following a revocation in the matter identified on the record as a pretrial diversion or drug-court termination (defendant: Brian Hunter). The judge pronounced a three-year custodial term and preserved the defense's right to file a motion for shock probation for further consideration.

- A 5-year to serve sentence imposed on a burglary second-degree conviction for Javier Dominguez.

- A guilty plea entered by Jesus Padilla to burglary third degree and theft by unlawful taking (more than $10,000) with an agreed recommendation of two 5-year terms to run consecutively (total 10 years), with those terms to run concurrently with an existing Monroe Circuit Court indictment per the plea agreement; the defendant waived the pre-sentence investigation and the court accepted the plea record.

- Samuel Graham entered a pretrial diversion for possession of a controlled substance, first degree: the court accepted a diversion with a 3-year sentence suspended and supervised diversion conditions.

- Multiple other pleas and pretrial diversion arrangements were accepted on the record, and several matters were continued for negotiation or sentencing dates (noted negotiation dates set for October 3 and sentencing/return dates set for October 16 in multiple cases).

Why it matters: The docket shows the court balancing immediate sentencing in some cases with diversion and supervision options in others, reflecting the mix of incarceration and community-based responses used by the court for drug and property offenses.

Details: For cases where the court accepted pleas and diversion agreements, the record shows defendants were informed of constitutional rights before waiving them, and the court entered terms on the record including court costs, requirements to obtain employment or complete community service, and enrollment in specialty courts where ordered.

Follow-ups: Several matters were continued for negotiation calendars on October 3 and for further proceedings on October 16. Probation and parole staff were repeatedly referenced as responsible for preparing pre-sentence investigation reports and coordinating specialty-court enrollments.

This summary reflects the formal dispositions pronounced on the record during the session; docket numbers and the precise terms of each plea or diversion are recorded in the court file.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Monroe Circuit Court September 16, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The court processed a multi-case docket that included pleas, probation diversions, revocations and several prison terms; notable outcomes included a 3-year sentence in a revocation and multiple guilty pleas with agreed terms.","taxTitle","Monroe County, Kentucky","taxId",73292,"location","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":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6468089,"Monroe Circuit Court sentences Jose Robles to 32 years after victim impact statements",1280,1602000,2882000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5782823-9f3ecd28e4b545c072e98fe7c5fb248c&start=1602&end=2882","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5782823-9f3ecd28e4b545c072e98fe7c5fb248c/thumbnail_1602000.jpg","/articles/6468089/Monroe-County/Kentucky/Monroe-Circuit-Court-sentences-Jose-Robles-to-32-years-after-victim-impact-statements","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6468089-29aea78ee8adac68e52e09fccbeadb96/orig.mp4?Expires=1770377973&Signature=AC~fqDz1N~CyeMOtmPuCFRL0ksLRzbg1qm-QGIrvvpQByxMX-EY9ViwsJTzFNSXMKBJZMFRcPVs-v301nLo4SWm9Zzn8E0uUHDhKGuGmcsK7CSE-RSku0gvhwiHk1RE5Vd6mgiLtxWDBwL4D6ZKRmUAY2m8JpjrNPB6mgfPoV3Q0otwFDJt7860makzb~xMqRjWWevjFxlnhsosvob~nh2AozAj0SSACZHmHfu~vTcQsWPe5m7svWUqq7tTouTeuVdMFklSOrv6RB889Dxr3eAw5Lt0CEQoGHeiQysKU1ou7icYG9P9n~zDb-udQFGrSKRABhDWiIvgAA8F2ZqjDTw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Monroe Circuit Court sentenced Jose Robles to 32 years in the state penitentiary on a string of convictions stemming from a July 2, 2023, shooting that killed one person and seriously wounded another.

The sentence was announced after multiple victim impact statements in which relatives described the loss and lasting trauma caused by the shooting. The court accepted plea agreements and the parties' calculation of consecutive and concurrent terms that produced the 32-year total.

Robles appeared for sentencing after the parties confirmed the pre-sentence investigation report and the defendant waived certain procedural steps. The court set individual terms for several charges as part of the negotiated disposition, then ordered the terms to be served consecutively and credited Robles with time already served.

Family members read extended statements at the sentencing hearing. Kylie King spoke on behalf of her husband and described severe physical injuries and the family' ongoing trauma. She said, \"No amount would ever be enough,\" and detailed hospitalizations and long-term injuries suffered by the surviving victim. Haley King described long-term fear and controlling behavior she and others had experienced, and Hannah King recounted the continued emotional impact of the violence on family life and memory of the person killed.

The court then imposed the agreed sentence, stating the combined terms would total 32 years to serve. The judge instructed deputies to remove the defendant from the courtroom to begin serving the sentence.

Why it matters: The sentence brings closure to a multi-count case in which the court heard extended, personal testimony about the effects of the crime on survivors and the victim's family. The court's written judgment implements the parties' calculation of consecutive and concurrent terms described in open court.

Details from the hearing: The indictment identified multiple counts, and the parties stipulated to counts and sentencing ranges on the record before the judge accepted the plea and imposed the aggregate sentence. The transcript records the judge's final oral pronouncement: \"I now sentence you to 32 years in the state penitentiary to serve.\" The court noted the defendant would receive credit for time already served.

No appeal or post-sentencing filings were recorded on the public docket during the hearing. The court adjourned the matter after directing custody staff to move the defendant into custody.","After victim impact statements from family members, Monroe Circuit Court sentenced Jose Robles to 32 years in prison following guilty pleas and an agreed calculation of consecutive terms.","actionData","errors"]

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Monroe Circuit Court docket: pleas, diversions and sentences in multiple cases

Monroe Circuit Court sentences Jose Robles to 32 years after victim impact statements