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Superior Court Superior Court judgments are gathered from public records on file in the Carroll County Clerk's office on the second floor of the courthouse, Delphi. New Filings Jacob A. Lewis was charged with Count I, driving while suspended; Count II, failure to provide proof of insurance. William A. Smith was charged with Count I, domestic battery; Count II, invasion of privacy. **** In State of Indiana vs. David P. Lawrence, 19, Cutler, the defendant pleaded guilty to Count I, theft. He was sentenced to two years, with one year suspended, and a year of probation. In State of Indiana vs. Kent R. Dixon, 53, Lafayette, the defendant pleaded guilty to Count I, public intoxication. He was sentenced to six months, with four months suspended and a year of probation. In State of Indiana vs. Exiquio Solis, 30, Logansport, the defendant pleaded guilty to Count I, driving while suspended. He was sentenced to six months, suspended, and a year of probation. In State of Indiana vs. J. Matthew Edwards, 46, Lafayette, the defendant pleaded guilty to Count I, possession of marijuana. He was sentenced to two years, with all but three months suspended and one year and 270 days of probation. In State of Indiana vs. Robert J. Knoth, Monticello, the defendant was found not guilty of invasion of privacy. In State of Indiana vs. Robert J. Knoth, 40, Monticello, the defendant was found guilty of Count I, criminal mischief; and pleaded guilty to driving while suspended. He was sentenced to one year. In State of Indiana vs. Danny K. Moyers, 55, Delphi, the defendant pleaded guilty to Count I, public intoxication. He was sentenced to three months, suspended, and a year of probation. In State of Indiana vs. RussellG. Stout, 42, West Point, the defendant was found guilty of violation of probation. He was sentenced to 14 days. In State of Indiana vs. Maghan D. Walters, 18, Frankfort, the defendant pleaded guilty to Count I, illegal consumption of alcohol. She was sentenced to two months, suspended, and a year of probation. |
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