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Kendall Smith given two‑year deferred adjudication with restitution and treatment conditions
Summary
Kendall Smith waived jury trial and received two years of deferred adjudication under a plea agreement that includes a probated $1,000 fine, $120 restitution to the Bear County Crime Lab, TAP evaluation, and 200 hours of community service with credits for sober‑support meetings.
The court called 2026 CR00003059 and confirmed discovery compliance before taking Kendall Smith’s plea. Smith waived the right to jury trial and the court accepted stipulations and exhibits submitted by the state.
The judge deferred a finding of guilt and imposed two years of deferred adjudication under the plea agreement. The court explained recommended supervision terms from the state, which included a TAP evaluation, random UAS testing, regular reporting by Zoom or in person, proof of employment within the required timeframe, and participation in treatment or felony‑drug‑court processes as appropriate.
Financial and community obligations included a probated $1,000 fine and restitution of $120 to the Bear County Crime Lab. The judge ordered 200 hours of community‑service restitution with one hour credited for each sober‑support meeting completed, monthly field visits for an initial period, and restrictions on employment involving minors or residing with minors until sobriety milestones are met. Defense and court discussed referral logistics and timelines for evaluations and program entry.
