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Lake Forest Park defendant pleads guilty to driving with suspended license; judge suspends sentence and fines
Summary
A defendant in Lake Forest Park pleaded guilty to driving while license suspended in the third degree after the city amended an original second-degree charge. The court accepted the plea, sentenced the defendant to 90 days suspended and suspended a $1,000 fine, and closed the case.
At a Lake Forest Park Municipal Court hearing, a defendant identified in court as Mister DeWitt pleaded guilty to driving while license suspended in the third degree after the city amended an original charge of driving with a suspended license in the second degree.
The amendment to third degree was offered by the city because the defendant had already reinstated his license, the prosecutor said. "Because the defendant is relicensed, the city has agreed to amend this to, driving while license suspended in the third degree under RCW 46.20.342(1)(c)," Miss McDonald, the city prosecutor, told the court. Judge (unnamed) accepted DeWitt's plea, found a factual basis for the…
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