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Court finds violations true, sentences Christian Grant O'Guin to concurrent terms
Summary
Christian Grant O'Guin admitted violations in two cause numbers; the court found the violations true and sentenced him to concurrent prison terms (four years) with fines and an affirmative family-violence finding, and imposed contact and residence restrictions.
The court addressed two related causes against Christian Grant O'Guin and confirmed the defendant's admissions to violations of supervision conditions. The prosecutor told the court the state would proceed and defense counsel confirmed the defendant waived certain rights. The court found the violations true and imposed concurrent prison sentences and monetary fines, with an affirmative finding of family violence.
The judge explained the sentencing exposure before imposing the disposition: "the court will send it to you to 4 years in the prison. Give you credit for any time served. There's [a] 1,000 dollar fine. Time and money will run concurrently," the judge said when announcing the sentence. The court also ordered no unsupervised contact with minors and no residence in households with minors, and the sentences were ordered to run concurrently with the related cause.
Defense counsel confirmed the agreement on how sentences should run and the defendant acknowledged understanding of the waiver of appeal and the consequences of an affirmative family-violence finding. The court advised the defendant he may not own or possess weapons or ammunition and reviewed the trial-court certification of rights to appeal before excusing the defendant.
