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Judge Converts Deferred Probation to Convicted Probation for Crystal Bogan, Imposes Restitution
Summary
After defense requested reconsideration, the court converted Crystal Bogan’s deferred probation into a convicted probation (2 over 5) with a $10,000 restitution order and probated a two‑year state‑jail sentence.
The court modified an earlier recommended disposition for Crystal Bogan, converting a deferred probation into a convicted probation under a 2 over 5 structure (probated two‑year state jail sentence with five years’ supervision) and ordered $10,000 in restitution. The parties agreed to the change on the record and the judge accepted the modification.
The court had previously rejected a deferred probation offer because of Bogan’s criminal history. Counsel told the court Bogan apologized and expressed willingness to accept responsibility; the prosecutor indicated opposition to further leniency but did not object to the parties’ amended agreement. The judge explained the consequences and, with the parties’ agreement, pronounced the modification: a two‑year state jail sentence that will be probated for five years and an order for restitution of $10,000. The judge said she would not order an additional fine so that restitution receives priority.
The court handed Bogan the trial‑court certification documenting that the plea and agreement were followed and reiterated standard admonitions about firearm possession eligibility. The transcript records the judge’s admonishment about comporting herself on supervision to avoid future revocation.
