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Cassandra Oberlander given two-year deferred adjudication with parenting class condition and restitution hearing set
Summary
Judge accepted Cassandra Oberlander's plea and deferred adjudication for two years, imposing reporting, drug testing, parenting classes that satisfy community service, and a restitution hearing on Aug. 21.
Cassandra Oberlander appeared by Zoom and, through counsel, entered a plea that the court accepted and deferred adjudication for two years with conditions including regular reporting, random urinalysis, proof of employment, and limits on employment with minors. Nut graf: The court ordered 100 hours of community-service restitution that will be satisfied by completion of parenting classes, ordered mental-health treatment and releases for records, and set a restitution hearing for Aug. 21 with Zoom participation allowed. The court explained reporting expectations and restrictions on employment with minors and as a home health-care provider. The judge ordered field visits and random UAs, and required Oberlander to transfer probation to El Paso County, Colorado; probation will obtain her mental-health records after a signed release. The court scheduled a restitution hearing for Aug. 21 to determine any restitution due to Gregoria Ramos and ordered 100 hours of community service, to be satisfied upon completion of parenting classes. Ending: The court warned that following the plea bargain and waiver of appeal meant no right to appeal absent preserved pretrial motions; Oberlander was directed to meet with probation in a breakout room for conditions review.
