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Case Information

Filed 2023-03-08
Status Open
Type Probation Transfer|Stalking C 265 §43(a)
Docket 15 entries

Parties

Defendant Norton, Joseph T

Docket Entries

  1. Probation transfer accepted. Norfolk Superior Docket# 2082CR00032-001,004 and 005 (Conditions of Probation: Stay away/No contact direct or indirect with victim, All appropriate fees and fines, Complete certified batters program, Drug and alcohol free with random testing, May seek termination of Probation after 2 years of successful completion. On November 18,2022 After hearing the Court finds the defendant in violation of terms and conditions of Probation. Parties stipulate thereto. The Court continues probation to the original date of 12/3/24 with the same terms and conditions except that defendant is no longer eligible for early termination.)
  2. Probation Transfer Notice Received
  3. Original Copies of Docket Report Norfolk County
  4. Original Copies of Indictment
  5. Probation 's Motion to Advance and/or Continue
  6. General correspondence regarding Notice of Alleged Probation Violation And Hearing
  7. Event Result:: Motion Hearing scheduled on: 03/23/2023 09:30 AM Has been: Held as Scheduled Comments: Defendant surrendered into court by PO Gosmon. Court finds probable cause to believe that the defendant may be in violation of the terms and conditions of probation. Defendant ordered released on personal recognizance. Defendant subject to the following conditions: 2 drug tests prior to 3/29/23; remain drug free; participate in substance abuse treatment. Counsel to be appointed on March 29, 2023. All other previous conditions remain in place. Case continued by March 29, 2023 @ 9:30 a.m. for final surrender. (FTR) Hon. Mark A Hallal, Presiding
  8. Case continued to May 8,2023 at 2:00PM for final surrender FTR
  9. Event Result:: Final Probation Surrender Hearing scheduled on: 05/08/2023 02:00 PM Has been: Held as Scheduled Comments: 1. After hearing, the court finds no violation of probation. 2. Parties jointly agree that the defendant's probation conditions be amended so that he is required to undergo substance abuse treatment. Hon. Brian A Davis, Presiding
  10. Probation 's Motion to advance to August 9,2023 and the reason for the request: Probationer tested POSTIVE for Fetanyl and Cocaine
  11. The defendant\petitioner is committed without bail for the following reason: Per Order of the Court. Judge: White, Jr., Hon. William M
  12. Event Result:: Motion Hearing scheduled on: 08/09/2023 04:00 PM Has been: Held as Scheduled Comments: Defendant surrendered into Court by PO Larosa. Court finds probable cause to believe that the defendant may be in violation of the terms and conditions of probation. Defendant ordered held without bail. Case continued to August 15, 2023 at 9:30 a.m. for appointment of counsel. (FTR) Hon. William M White, Jr., Presiding
  13. Probations files notice of alleged probation violation and hearing to appear August 15,2023 in Brockton gave in hand
  14. Event Result:: Hearing for Appearance / Appointment of Counsel scheduled on: 08/15/2023 09:30 AM Has been: Held as Scheduled Comments: Defendant surrendered into court by PO Vieira. Atty. Green appointed for the defendant. Defendant stipulates to violation. Probation continued to original date. Defendant to participate in the I.O.P Program. Defendant released and recog'd to Taunton District Court to clear up outstanding warrant. All other previous conditions remain in place. Case continued by agreement to September 25, 2023 at 9:30 for disposition. (FTR) Hon. William M White, Jr., Presiding
  15. Warrant returned to court: SERVED

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