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This courtroom hearing centers on Kirsten Johnny’s ongoing probation case and her inconsistent stance on accepting responsibility for a felony charge stemming from a traffic stop gone wrong. The discussion opens with confusion about multiple PSI (Pre-Sentence Investigation) reports, where the judge and attorneys clarify that only the cover page was updated, not the report’s content. The judge revisits the history of the case — Johnny had initially pled guilty but later seemed to backtrack by claiming she was pressured due to financial reasons.

When questioned, Johnny insists she didn’t deny the act but called it an “accident.” The judge challenges her reasoning, emphasizing that her noncompliance during the traffic stop escalated the situation unnecessarily. He draws a clear line between disliking how she was treated and refusing lawful orders, reminding her that failing to follow directions has landed her in felony court. The judge warns that justifying her behavior will not help her, urging her to take genuine responsibility instead of making excuses.

After viewing the bodycam footage with her attorney, Johnny admits fault and expresses a desire not to go to trial. The judge accepts her guilty plea, stressing that this probation is a final opportunity to change course. She receives a four-year deferred probation, a $500 fine, and clear instructions to follow all conditions. He explains that if she complies, her record will remain clean of a conviction — but any violation could result in up to 20 years in prison.

The hearing ends with the judge reinforcing accountability and consequences, reminding Johnny that while her arrest remains on record, she still has the chance to rebuild her life without a felony conviction.