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In this emotional plea and sentencing hearing, Judge Melissia R. Mogen decides the fate of 54-year-old Tammy Blomburg, a woman with no prior criminal convictions but a long, destructive history of alcoholism.

Blomburg pleads guilty to misdemeanor bail jumping after repeatedly violating a bond condition of absolute sobriety. Her husband takes the stand as the victim and calls her a “really sick woman” and a thief, asking the court to keep her out of the house after years of drinking, stealing, and chaos.
After spending 78+ days in jail, Tammy tells the judge that custody has been a “blessing,” that she’s found God again, and that she wants to live for her kids and grandkids. Judge Mogen listens – and then delivers a hard reality check: she’s heard this same speech “all the time,” jail can clear a head but 78 days doesn’t cure alcoholism, and four arrests between December 26 and January 14 show how serious the pattern is.

Instead of simple “time served,” Judge Melissia R. Mogen orders 1 year of probation with a withheld sentence, meaning up to 9 months in jail still hangs over Tammy’s head if she fails. Conditions include absolute sobriety, no alcohol or bars, AODA and mental health assessments, no physical contact with her husband, and 88 days of jail credit if probation is ever revoked.

👩‍⚖️ Judge: Judge Melissia R. Mogen
👩 Defendant: Tammy Blomburg – first criminal conviction; long-term alcoholic
📍 Location: Wisconsin – multiple bail-jumping cases combined into one plea

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