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which is required by the court before his sentencing, h, was asked to explain why she didn't have his correct address.
Mr. Gay said that when he had written down his address, he wrote down his prior Madison address out of habit. He had moved to Richmond and had not notified his probation officer, which is a violation a court order. It was also a violation of a bond his mother had signed for him.
Mark Williams, Mr. Gay’s attorney, said that his client had cooperated with the probation officer, but that there had been a mix-up about his address.
Commonwealth's Attorney Peter Luke said, "I think the mix-up on the address is the understatement of the month." He said that Mr. Gay had essentially delayed the process of the court and had put extra strain on the parole officers and everyone in the court. "He has violated the terms of the court order and the bond,” said Mr. Luke.
Judge W. Shore Robertson agreed that Mr. Gay had delayed the work of the probation officer and the court, but decided to give Mr. Gay another chance. His new court date, at which his pre-sentencing report will be required, is Jan. 13.
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