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Waiver hearing in case 211401656 continued to Jan. 5 after defense says discovery incomplete
Summary
A waiver hearing for case 211401656 was continued to Jan. 5 at 1 p.m. after defense counsel told the court key discovery had not been provided; a victim representative made an appearance and the defendant was not in custody, the record shows.
A short court proceeding addressing case number 211401656 was paused and rescheduled to Jan. 5 at 1:00 p.m. after defense counsel said he had not yet received all discovery, court participants said.
Mister Parley, who identified himself in the hearing as counsel for the person named in the case, told the court: "I think there's some discovery, that I have not yet received based on conversations with my client." He added, "I haven't had any... communication from the prosecutor regarding any sort of offer at this point. So we would ask for a continuance of the waiver hearing." The court set the new date after asking about availability.
The matter was identified on the record as involving Sandy Dubber and Mark Allen. An unidentified court official noted, "Mister Allen is not in custody." Laurie Hobbs spoke on the record, saying, "this is Laurie Hobbs just making an appearance on behalf of the victim in this matter." Participants agreed to January 5 at 1:00 p.m. as the new hearing date.
The continuance gives defense counsel time to make additional discovery requests and to await any communication from the prosecutor. No formal offer or plea discussions were recorded in the transcript provided, and no vote or contested ruling occurred during the brief proceeding.
The hearing was adjourned with the new date set; participants were told they would reconvene on that day.
