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Despite a ruling that some information was inadmiasable, Larry Preston Randall was found guilty Tuesday in General District Court of driving while intoxicated, (DWI, third offense), driving on a suspended license, and failure to appear.
Randall was defended by David L. Konick. Konick objected to a part of State Trooper W.E. Walther’s testimony due to a recent Supreme Court decision. That decision states that anyone arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence has a right to be advised of his or her Miranda rights before aueationinff.
FoTtheDWI (third offense) charge, Randall was sentenced by Judge John Alexander to two months in jail with a $600 fine and $20 in costs. Randall was also sentenced to 90 days in jail, to be served concurrently, and a $100 fine for driving on a suspended license. Randall received another 30 day sentence, to be served concurrently, and will have to pay $86 in costs for failing to appear on previous court dates.
Other cases decided Tuesday were:
Criminal Division
James William Hackley, possession of marijuana, one year probation, $85 cost
Tina Leigh Sophia, possession of marijuana, one year probation, $36
cost.
Leroy Sisk, assault and battery, continued to September 1966.
Mary E. Jordan, littering, $26420.
Traffic Division
Percy L. Lawhome, no operator’s license, continued; DWI, continued.
James Robert Long, failure to keep to the right side of road, dismissed.
Charles Richard Meredith, reckless driving (76-66), $42420.
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