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Tanner pleads; court discusses community supervision, parenting classes and service hours
Summary
Nicholas Tanner entered a plea and the court outlined recommended supervision terms from the state, including up to 300 hours community service, parenting classes and a TAP evaluation; the court ordered conditions and a UA as part of the supervision intake.
Nicholas Tanner appeared before Judge Stephanie Boyd on charges concerning failure to provide proper care and supervision. Counsel waived the reading of the indictment; the state proceeded on the presented counts and Tanner entered a plea.
The court reviewed admonishments and the range of punishment for the charged offense, noting the possible sentence of 180 days to 2 years in a state jail facility and fines up to $10,000. The state recommended community supervision with conditions that included 300 hours of community service restitution, parenting classes, a TAP evaluation and adherence to any recommendations from assessments. The judge ordered routine reporting, field visits and a UA to be performed; if the UA is positive the defendant may be brought back to court promptly.
The court recorded that CPS had been contacted in the matter and discussed custodial and contact restrictions; the court ordered parenting classes as a condition and specified that completion of certain program elements could satisfy other community service requirements.
