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Man sentenced to seven months after pleading guilty to family‑violence battery
Summary
Donald White pleaded guilty to a family‑violence battery count; the court sentenced him to seven months in confinement with credit for time served, probated balance, mandatory family‑violence intervention and a no‑contact order with the victim Mary Magdalene Jackson.
Donald White pled guilty to one family‑violence battery count in case 2026CR02566. The state presented the factual basis describing an incident in which the victim reported being struck in the right eye; the defendant admitted the conduct in court and apologized.
The judge sentenced White to seven months in confinement with credit for time served; the remaining balance was probated with an immediate requirement to enroll in a family‑violence intervention program and a no‑contact order with the victim, Mary Magdalene Jackson. The judge warned White that further incidents or contact could escalate charges and transfer the matter to superior court for felony consideration, and stressed that “no grown up deserves to have hands put on them.”
