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Michael Solana pleads guilty; court accepts stipulations and imposes probation and restitution
Summary
Michael Solana pleaded guilty to obstruction/retaliation and received a three-year sentence suspended and probated with a $1,000 probated fine, TAP evaluation, community service and probation conditions, plus restitution to the named business.
Michael Solana appeared before the court and entered a guilty plea to obstruction/retaliation. The court found the state in compliance with discovery, accepted stipulations and reviewed plea admonishments.
The judge stated the plea called for a three-year punishment assessment, a $1,000 probated fine and recommended community supervision. The court recorded restitution to a business named in the transcript (Bunkhouse) and ordered TAP evaluation, 100 hours of community service restitution, MRT/anger-management as recommended, and regular reporting by Zoom or in person. The judge told Solana that if he successfully completed probation the fine would be probated and the sentence would be suspended and probated for three years.
Defense counsel confirmed waiver of formal reading and that the client understood the rights being waived. The court accepted into evidence the state's exhibits and proceeded to sentencing with the agreed conditions.
Provenance: topicintro: SEG 1523; topfinish: SEG 1795.
