Stone
Parsons
Workman
Eagle
There
was a time when we sat thru Motion Day on a regular basis. It was fun watching
thugs make their final appeal to the Judge seeking mercy. Most of the time
the crocodile tears didn't work but still interesting to watch.
With so many juvy's in the Court system theses days and with all those
hearings done behind closed doors, rarely do we sit thru 8 hours of court
time to hear just a couple adult cases.
Motion
day is a chance for attorneys to come before the Judge and lay out the
game plan for criminal cases. All kinds of stuff comes on such days from
tossing a case, to what can be said when the transgression actually comes
to trial.
On
Oct 7th Judge Ric Facemire was on the bench. Based on court house records,
here's a couple interesting nuggets.
Randall
Parsons was indicted for felon failing to register as a sexual pervert.
The Court provided Parsons with a 1 the 3 year sentenced but suspended
it leaving the guy on probation.
Travis
Mullins and James Stone were indicted on Grand Larceny charges. Mullins
received a suspended 1 to 10 year sentence. Stone received likewise plus
weekends in jail, and five years probation.
Jeremiah
Eagle will spend 70 days in the slammer for bashing into Tyler Caruther's
personal vehicle and then fleeing.
Jonathan
Humphry did not fair as well as Randall Parsons. Humphrys failed to register
as a sex offender stemming from a 2010 conviction. More recently,
the guy was unable to shake his old ways and was caught doing kiddie via
electric device. Jonathan now has 21 years in the pen to give him
time to rethink his transgressions and turn his thoughts inward.
Mark
Workman is well known in the County Clay court system. His infractions
are many.
Workman
is the guy that made threats on Prosecutor Jim Samples and family members.
Mr Workman and his attorney, Wayner King, went before Judge Facemire seeking
bond reduction. During the hearing, the Special Prosecutor handling the
state's case, read off the long list of priors to the Robe. Big long
list!
Instead
of getting bond reduced, Ric Facemire doubled Mark Workman's bond.
AW