State v. M.H. - Class 3 Dangerous Felony Counts Reduced to Class 6 Undesignated Felonies
State v. M.H. - Class 3 Dangerous Felony Counts Reduced to Class 6 Undesignated Felonies
Maricopa County Superior Court
Count 1: Aggravated assault as a class 3 dangerous felony (DUI accident with injury)
County 2: Aggravated assault as a class 3 dangerous felony (DUI accident with injury)
BAC: Blood 0.154
Result: Plea agreement in which Ms. M.H. pled guilty to two counts of endangerment both as class 6 undesignated non-dangerous felonies. The agreement stipulated that Ms. M.H. receive supervised probation with 1 year in county jail with work furlough. Upon successful completion of probation, the undesignated offenses may be designated as misdemeanors.
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