Deferred Judgments and Sentences in Iowa When the court defers judgment both the adjudication of guilt and the imposition of sentence are deferred, subject to compliance with conditions set by the court as a requirement of the deferred judgment.She was ordered to serve a year in Grand Forks County Correction Center, but that sentence was suspended for 286 days, and she received credit for 74 days she has spent in jail during litigation.What are deferred judgments or deferred sentences? What is their purpose and benefit? Three other charges against Bingell were dismissed.īingell received a deferred imposition of sentence for two years, meaning her charges will be sealed or her guilty plea set aside if she gets through two years of supervised probation without incident. Also recovered were oxycodone, amphetamine and dextroamphetamine pills, two digital scales and $2,100 in cash.īingell pleaded guilty Wednesday to possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver, a Class B felony delivery of methamphetamine, a Class C felony two counts of possession of a controlled substance, a Class C felony and ingesting a controlled substance, a misdemeanor.
A Grand Forks woman who pleaded guilty Wednesday to several felony drug charges related to a traffic stop in which officers found a smograsboard of marijuana-infused treats and other drugs will not spend any additional time behind bars after receiving a deferred imposition of sentence.Īriana Rose Bingell, 27, was arrested June 22 after a traffic stop on University Avenue for lack of a front license plate led to the discovery of a wide range of cannabis products, a small amount of methamphetamine and prescription drugs.ĭuring a search of the car, officers found "multiple boxes of a green leafy substance which appeared to be marijuana," 21 marijuana joints, two containers of marijuana wax and an assortment of edible chocolate bars, caramel waffles and peanut butter chocolates containing THC, the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, according to the affidavit.
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