It was a bad day all around for Jalen Rose on Wednesday. Less than nine hours after leaving a courthouse where he had been sentenced to serve 20 days in jail for drunken driving, Rose ran afoul of the law again.
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Lindsay Lohan Gets Merciful Sentence for Theft
Filed under: Lindsay Lohan , Shawn Holley , Celebrity Justice Lindsay Lohan dodged a huge bullet today — she won’t be locked up in jail … this after pleading no contest to misdemeanor theft. Lindsay’s attorney Shawn Holley entered the plea a few minutes ago — Lindsay wasn’t in court. Judge… Read more
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Lindsay Lohan Receives Jail Sentence
The actress gets handed a 90-day jail term Andrea Keiter It was a sad day for Lindsay Lohan. The star attended her court hearing and was eventually sentenced to 90 days in jail. The sentence, which was ruled as 30 days for her first DUI, 30 days for her second DUI, and 30 days for reckless driving, is set to begin on July 20 when Lohan surrenders to authorities.
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Seven years late, man receives DUI sentence, awaits deportation
POCATELLO — A man who absconded in 2003 before he could be sentenced for felony driving under the influence finally had the sentence imposed Monday and will spend time in the local jail until he can be deported to Mexico.
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Judge reduces sentence in fatal DUI crash
BILLINGS (AP) — A former congressional aide serving a 10-year sentence for driving drunk and causing a crash that killed one of his friends will be released from state custody within days.
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Vt. Police Say Say Intoxicated Man Drove To Prison To Serve DUI Sentence
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There was some argument whether Louis Derosier was facing hiseighth DUI conviction or his ninth, but either way MissoulaDistrict Judge Robert Deschamps had heard enough.
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Wyo. Supreme Court upholds sentence in DUI fatal
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) The Wyoming Supreme Court has upheld a lengthy prison sentence for a man convicted of aggravated vehicular homicide. The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a district judge’s sentence of from 36 to 40 years in prison for Maurice C. Noller (NAHL’-er) of Wamsutter.
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An Arizona woman got a longer prison sentence after a judge heard a recorded jail conversation during which she made light of the bicyclist she had killed. Melissa Arrington received a ten-year sentence. (Jan. 25)
