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Defendant pleads guilty to speeding 67 in 45; other counts dismissed, fine imposed
Summary
Jamia Nicole Camp pleaded guilty to speeding 21–25 mph over the limit (clocked at 67 mph in a 45 mph zone) while other counts were dismissed. The court accepted the plea and imposed a $150 fine with surcharges and a short payment window.
Jamia Nicole Camp appeared with attorney William Wheeler and entered a guilty plea to speeding 21–25 miles per hour over the limit in case 2023CR04600; the remaining counts were dismissed as part of the agreement.
The prosecution provided a factual basis: "On 03/09/2023, Jamia Camp was found speeding ... She was clocked at 67 miles per hour in a 45 mile per hour zone." Under the agreement the court accepted a $150 fine (with surcharges bringing the total into the approximately $220 range) and granted 30 days to pay, or up to 60 days without placing the defendant on probation. Wheeler told the court he would memorialize the pretrial agreement and confected an intake order.
The judge advised Camp about collateral consequences including possible DDS actions and reminded her to supply contact information in the chat so the clerk could email the sentence sheet with payment instructions.
