Mineral County Justice Court April 15-April 22, 2016
Kathleen Woodford | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 9 years, 7 months AGO
Guilty
April 20, Mojia Felix Octavio Caminero, False Log
April 21, Alex James Doney Sr., Driving with suspended license
April 21, Alex James Doney Sr., Criminal possession of drug paraphernalia
April 21, Alex James Doney Sr., speeding
April 21, Edward Thomas Powers, Driving without valid license
April 15, Robert Scott Schanzle, Hunting or fishing during closed season
Bond Forfeited
April 15, Kenneth Andrew Edward, Load not secured
April 19, Joe Fitzgerald, HFTWL fishing without a license
April 18, Timothy Leroy Gress, Speeding
April 19, Douglas Wayne Hardwick, 14 hour driving rule
April 20, Gurbuz Kaya, Speeding
April 20, Jennifer Marie Koch, Speed
April 18, Karla Anne Macho, Hunting or fishing during closed season
April 19, Dale Allen Miner, 60/70 Hour rule
April 18, Cody Christopher Newman, Speeding
April 19, Gregory Allen Petschl, Speeding
April 20, Gary William Plunkett, Speeding
April 20, Jacob R Richman, Speeding
April 15, Donald Paul Rogers, Speeding
April 20, Sarah Lyn Schaller, Speeding
Deferred Imposition
April 20, Damen Q Lucier, Disorderly Conduct
April 18, Rachel A Single Schwall, operating with expired registration
April 15, Michael George Smith, Speeding
April 20, Jennifer Annette Vickers, Speeding
April 20, Jennifer Annette Vickers, Operating with expired registration
April 20, Jonathan David Wiedmer, Operate vehicle without spec. permit
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