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Court docket: multiple pleas, jail-credit reviews and scheduling updates across cases
Summary
The court handled many routine matters: pleas entered under diversion statutes, jail-credit clarifications, appointment of counsel, and calendar resets with several hearings continued to September–December dates.
A range of calendar matters — from jail-credit reviews to plea dispositions and scheduling requests — occupied much of the docket before Judge Wolfe.
The judge appointed counsel in cases where defendants requested sentence-credit reviews and instructed newly appointed attorneys to research and report back; several defendants asked the court to confirm pre-trial credits or clarified that they intended to serve time rather than accept probation. The court also moved multiple dockets to September and December dates to accommodate forensic work or settlement negotiations.
Several defendants were directed to appear before the judges who originally took their pleas where a change in a prior judge's disposition might be needed. The transcript also shows the court addressing administrative items such as probation transfers, clerk instructions and confirmation of counsel availability for proposed trial dates.
