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Court suspends five-year sentence, places Barry Mitchell on seven years’ probation with treatment and strict conditions
Summary
After the defendant Barry Mitchell pleaded and counsel urged leniency, the court suspended a five-year sentence and placed Mitchell on seven years’ probation with numerous conditions including a $1,200 fine (probated), two-year license suspension, ignition interlock for the full term, 200 hours of community service, restitution of $60, and referrals to DWI education and felony drug court/TAP evaluation.
Barry Mitchell appeared and underwent a plea colloquy; defense counsel described Mitchell’s family support and progress and asked the court for leniency. The state argued Mitchell presented a danger on the road and recommended a prison term. Judge Caproach offered treatment as an alternative to incarceration and then pronounced a sentence that was suspended and…
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