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Probation reinstated with inpatient rehab condition for Jacqueline Wasson
Summary
Jacqueline Grace Wasson pleaded guilty to violating probation and was reinstated on probation with an added condition to complete inpatient rehabilitation of at least 30 days, to be selected by her probation officer.
Jacqueline Grace Wasson pleaded guilty to a violation of probation and was reinstated to probation on time served with the additional condition that she complete an inpatient rehabilitation program lasting no less than 30 days, the presiding judge said at the hearing.
The judge asked Wasson whether she understood the rights she was waiving by pleading guilty and confirmed she wished to plead guilty; Wasson answered, “Yes, sir.” The court explained that, by pleading guilty, she waived a hearing and the right to appeal the violation finding and that the court would approve the agreement her lawyer had negotiated.
The judge ordered that the inpatient rehabilitation placement be selected by Wasson’s probation officer and recorded the reinstatement to probation subject to the 30-day minimum inpatient requirement. The transcript does not identify the residential treatment provider or a precise start date for the rehab placement.
No additional fines, dates for further review, or release conditions beyond the rehab requirement were specified in the excerpt of the record provided.
