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In the State of Wisconsin vs. Clint Coleman case, the court held a final pre-trial meeting before the jury trial. The prosecutor said no formal request for evidence had been made by Coleman’s lawyer, but still gave important proof, including bodycam video showing Coleman drunk, hugging a deputy, saying he yêud him, and admitting to driving. The judge gave Coleman’s lawyer more time to review the evidence with him.

After talking, Coleman decided to drop his defenses and join the IDIP (Intensive Drunk Driving Intervention Program). The court moved his plea and sentencing to January 31st, so he could arrange a 48-hour jail stay and set up electronic monitoring, paying $540 in advance. The jury trial was canceled, and some charges would be dismissed as part of the deal.

In another case, William Barber had a probation review. He still owed $518 in fines, but the court was impressed with his progress—he got his high school equivalency diploma, kept a steady job, helped his community, and rebuilt trust with his family. The judge praised his achievements and sobriety, calling his work inspiring.

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