By Leslie Acevedo VENTURA, CA - Ventura County Superior Court Judge Bruce A. Young sentenced a man to 120 ...
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COURT WATCH: Judge Splits Jail Requests, Sentences Man to 120 Days for DUI Despite Defense Claim of Steps Taken to Recovery, Prior Mental Health Issues, Physical Health
COURT WATCH: Judge Splits Jail Requests, Sentences Man to 120 Days for DUI Despite Defense Claim of Steps Taken to Recovery, Prior Mental Health Issues, Physical Health
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COURT WATCH: Judge Sentences 60-Year-Old Man with No Criminal History, Low Risk Assessment Score, to 210 Days in Ventura County Jail for Drunk Driving
COURT WATCH: Judge Sentences 60-Year-Old Man with No Criminal History, Low Risk Assessment Score, to 210 Days in Ventura County Jail for Drunk Driving
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Judge Sentences 23-Year-Old to 120 Days, Despite Defense Claim of Being the Least Culpable
Judge Sentences 23-Year-Old to 120 Days, Despite Defense Claim of Being the Least Culpable
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Judge Denies Bail Reduction Despite Accused’s Transportation and Hip Issues
Judge Denies Bail Reduction Despite Accused’s Transportation and Hip Issues
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Romero Motion (Strike Struck) Granted, Allows Man to Avoid Prison if Probation Followed
Romero Motion (Strike Struck) Granted, Allows Man to Avoid Prison if Probation Followed
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Judge Sentences 27-Year-Old with Remorse, No Criminal History, Low Risk Assessment Score to Jail for 180 Days for DUI
Judge Sentences 27-Year-Old with Remorse, No Criminal History, Low Risk Assessment Score to Jail for 180 Days for DUI
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Judge Denies Motion to Withdraw Plea for Man Claiming He Didn’t Have Interpreter Present
Judge Denies Motion to Withdraw Plea for Man Claiming He Didn’t Have Interpreter Present
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Judge Retains $250,000 Bail Against Accused in Rite Aid Robbery Case
Judge Retains $250,000 Bail Against Accused in Rite Aid Robbery Case
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1995 Case Expunged – Accused Not Informed of Potential Immigration Consequences
1995 Case Expunged – Accused Not Informed of Potential Immigration Consequences
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Man Claims Addicted in Hospital to Opioids, Judge Sentences Him to 36 Months for Weapons and Drug Possession
Man Claims Addicted in Hospital to Opioids, Judge Sentences Him to 36 Months for Weapons and Drug Possession
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Accused Pleads Guilty to Two Counts, but Denied Permission to Attend Mother’s Funeral
Accused Pleads Guilty to Two Counts, but Denied Permission to Attend Mother’s Funeral
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Teen Gang-Related Crimes Follow Man Facing Sentencing Now as Adult
Teen Gang-Related Crimes Follow Man Facing Sentencing Now as Adult
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Judge Sentences Man to 16 Months in Prison, Rejects Pleas for Accused to Enter Residential Drug Program
Judge Sentences Man to 16 Months in Prison, Rejects Pleas for Accused to Enter Residential Drug Program
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Judge Overrules Probation, Denies Man’s Motion for Expungement, Charge Reduction
Judge Overrules Probation, Denies Man’s Motion for Expungement, Charge Reduction
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Judge Sentences First-time Offender to Jail, Even Though It May Lead to Loss of Job Held for 19 Years
Judge Sentences First-time Offender to Jail, Even Though It May Lead to Loss of Job Held for 19 Years
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Defense Disagrees with 24-Year ‘Offer’ from Court – Judge Agrees to Possible Additional Counts for Man Facing 3 Strikes Life in Prison
Defense Disagrees with 24-Year ‘Offer’ from Court – Judge Agrees to Possible Additional Counts for Man Facing 3 Strikes Life in Prison
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Judge Denies Motion to Reduce 18-Year-Old High School Student’s Felony Charge to Misdemeanor; Sentenced to Jail and Probation
Judge Denies Motion to Reduce 18-Year-Old High School Student’s Felony Charge to Misdemeanor; Sentenced to Jail and Probation
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Judge Sentences U.S. Navy Retiree to County Jail, Not Prison – Defense Notes Man’s Mental Health Issues and Steps Taken to Better Himself
Judge Sentences U.S. Navy Retiree to County Jail, Not Prison – Defense Notes Man’s Mental Health Issues and Steps Taken to Better Himself
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Expungement Motion Granted to Repeat Insurance Fraud Offender
Expungement Motion Granted to Repeat Insurance Fraud Offender
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Judge Sentences 23-Year-Old Man to 16 Months Rather Than Probation – It Could Have Been Worse
Judge Sentences 23-Year-Old Man to 16 Months Rather Than Probation – It Could Have Been Worse