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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-08
Status Closed
Type Mt Major Traffic
Docket 10 entries
Disposition guilty

Parties

Plaintiff People Of The State Of Illinois
Defendant Jordan, Amber L
Photo of Hon. CUNNINGTON, THOMAS W

Judge

Hon. CUNNINGTON, THOMAS W

Kankakee County (IL)

Illinois

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Docket Entries

  1. CITATION ISSUED
  2. Citation Issued. Comment CITATION ISSUED
  3. CASE SCHEDULED Comment CASE SCHEDULED Event: MUST APPEAR-JUDGE CUNNINGTON Date: Time: 9:00 am Judge: CUNNINGTON, THOMAS W Location: ROOM 200
  4. Bond Information: Comment BOND INFORMATION: Arrest Bond Added to Case with: Action Code: DRIVING ON SUSPENDED LICENSE Arrest Date: Bond Status: POSTED Status Date: 05/08/2024 Blanket Bond: No Okay to Apply: No Bond Type: NOTICE TO APPEAR
  5. Must Appear in Courtroom 200 Original Type Must Appear in Courtroom 200 Judicial Officer Cunnington, Thomas Hearing Time 9:00 AM Result Plea of Guilty Comment
  6. Minutes Comment Case called: ASA Aviles appears for the State. The defendant appears pro se. State waives jail. Defendant waives the right to counsel. Defendant is given their 402 rights. All rights explained. Defendant pleads guilty to count 1, is admonished and knowingly persists in plea. Factual basis is given and found. Plea accepted. Defendant is placed on 12 months court supervision. As a special condition of court supervision, defendant owes a total fine and cost of $327.50. Court waives the $100 fine. If defendant does not violate any other traffic laws during that time, this case will be dismissed. Defendant is admonished of appeal rights. Case continued to the end of court supervision for payment. On State's motion, count 2 is nolled. (Cunnington, audio 200)SF/BM
  7. Order of Court Supervision presented, signed, and ordered filed.
  8. Plea of Guilty and Waiver of Rights filed.
  9. Report of Court Supervision sent to Secretary of State. Copy filed.
  10. End of Court Supervision Judicial Officer Cunnington, Thomas Hearing Time 9:00 AM

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