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Judge accepts DUI pleas in two cases; sentences include jail time, probation and treatment requirements
Summary
On Aug. 25, 2025, Clayton County State Court accepted negotiated pleas in two DUI cases. DuPont Veil Bridges pleaded guilty to DUI and received a 12-month sentence with two days to serve and probation conditions; Lashandra Alicia Turner pleaded guilty to DUI per se and received similar probation-focused sentencing.
Clayton County State Court on Aug. 25 accepted guilty pleas in at least two DUI cases, imposing a mix of short jail service, extended probation and treatment-related conditions.
Why it matters: The court’s sentences—combining brief jail time, fines and intensive probation conditions—underscore the county’s approach to DUI cases that include mandatory substance-abuse evaluations, random testing and risk-reduction education.
DuPont Veil Bridges: The court took a negotiated plea in State v. DuPont Veil Bridges, 2022CR00630. Assistant district attorney William Tipton described facts and recommended a sentence on Count 1 (DUI less safe) of 12 months with two days to serve, credit for time served, a $300 fine,…
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