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Court sentences Wayne Golden to three years in prison following plea
Summary
After waiving indictment reading and accepting stipulations, the judge sentenced Wayne Golden to three years in prison for a felony cruelty charge and imposed custody and contact restrictions.
The court called State v. Wayne Golden and received counsel's waivers and stipulations. After reviewing the record and the plea, the judge announced her sentencing decision and ordered a three-year prison term. "The court is gonna sentence you to 3 years in prison, give you credit for any time served," the judge said when announcing the sentence; the judge also imposed conditions including no contact with minors and restrictions on ownership or possession of animals referenced in the indictment.
The judge further ordered conditions commonly associated with felony sentences in these dockets, including no weapons possession and listed collateral conditions; counsel confirmed the plea and the defendant was remanded according to the court's instructions. The clerk was directed to ensure the trial-court certifications of rights and dismissal paperwork were filed and reflected accurately in the case record.
