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Defendant agrees to six-month stipulated continuance with conditions; restitution and community-service options set
Summary
A defendant identified in the record as Kuzmer agreed to a six-month stipulated order of continuance with conditions including no-contact, probation supervision, psychotherapy completion (already done), and $500 restitution; the court set an October 30, 2025 dismissal review and allowed community service in lieu of a small court cost.
A defendant identified in the readiness calendar record as Kuzmer entered a stipulated order of continuance on April 30, 2025, agreeing to conditions that the city will monitor and that, if met, will lead to dismissal at the end of the continuance period.
Prosecutor Ebert placed the terms on the record and the defendant confirmed understanding and consent. The stipulation includes a waiver of the defendant’s speedy-trial rights for the continuance, a requirement to have no contact with the alleged victim (Pamela Stooley), supervision by probation to monitor compliance, payment of $500 restitution to the victim, and completion of psychotherapy requirements (the transcript records 13 hours completed).
The parties told the court the city would dismiss the matter at the end of the continuance if the defendant complies. The court accepted the stipulated order and set the dismissal review for October 30, 2025. The court also addressed financial obligations: the record shows the city and defense discussed court and probation costs and agreed in the record to assess a nominal SOC cost of $1.50 and to waive ongoing probation costs; the court permitted community service as an alternative to the $1.50 fee (the prosecutor and defense described this as nine hours of service at an assumed minimum wage figure for accounting purposes) and allowed a payment schedule with a first payment due June 20 if the defendant chose to pay rather than perform service.
Defense counsel and the court also described the defendant’s financial circumstances on the record: counsel stated the defendant is a sole income earner for a household of four with annual income of about $37,000, nonmedical debt of roughly $15,000 and medical debt of roughly $6,000, and that the household receives Medicaid and WIC benefits. The court signed the stipulated order, accepted the defendant’s waiver of speedy trial, and instructed the clerk to provide paperwork and a schedule for restitution or community-service verification.
