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Defendant Max Perez pleads guilty; court imposes 3-year prison term and $600 fine
Summary
Max Perez waived jury trial, entered a stipulated plea and was sentenced to three years in prison with a $600 fine; court ordered concurrent terms and restrictions including no unsupervised contact with minors.
The court accepted a stipulated plea and sentenced Max Perez to three years in prison and a $600 fine. The judge announced, “Court will sentence you and count 2 to 3 years in the prison. There's a $600 fine. Time and money will run concurrently.”
Defense counsel waived the reading of the indictments and confirmed the defendant had reviewed plea documents, and the state moved to admit State's Exhibit 1 (attachments admitted without objection for purposes of the hearing). The court found sufficient evidence based on the stipulations and set the sentence consistent with the plea agreement; it also imposed conditions that the defendant have no unsupervised contact with minors and not reside in households with minors.
