NEWBURYPORT: The following jury-waived trials were recorded Friday, March 23, at Newburyport District Court with Judge Matthew Nestor presiding:
Sonja Jasinski, 41, 4 Orange St., No. 6, Newburyport; operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license due to OUI, dismissed; operating a motor vehicle with a revoked license for being a habitual traffic offender, guilty, $1,000 fine, $250 surfine, $50 Victim-Witness Fund (VWF), six months house of correction, sentence suspended for six months, two years' probation; operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license (subsequent offense), guilty, 60 days house of correction, sentence suspended for two years; brakes violation, responsible, filed (Salisbury).
Jay R. Desjardins, 18, 31 Ringgold St., Haverhill; driving while under the influence of alcohol, continued without finding for one year, $250 OUI fee, $50 OUI Victims Fund, $250 Head Injury Fund, $50 VWF, complete alcohol safety awareness program, 210-day loss of license; marked lanes violation, responsible, $100 assessment (Merrimac).
John Kern, 21, 16 Woodland St., Merrimac; sell/deliver liquor to person under 21, dismissed upon payment of $300 costs (Amesbury).
Michael R. Lomanno, 20, 1 Democracy Drive, Amesbury; domestic assault and battery, continued without finding for 18 months, must remain drug- and alcohol-free with random screens, continue counseling, stay away and no contact with victims, $50 VWF; domestic assault and battery, continued without finding for 18 months; possession of a class C substance, continued without finding for 18 months; possession of a class E substance, continued without finding for 18 months; driving while under the influence of drugs, continued without finding for 18 months, 210-day loss of license, complete alcohol safety awareness program, $250 OUI fee, $50 OUI Victims Fund, $250 HIF, $50 VWF, must remain drug- and alcohol-free with random screens; negligent operation of a motor vehicle, continued without finding for one year, $250 HIF; marked lanes, responsible, $100 assessment (Amesbury).
Jeffrey C. Kanter, 22, 9 Fairway Drive, No. 3, Derry, N.H.; possession of a class A substance, continued without finding for 14 months, must remain drug- and alcohol-free with random screens, $50 VWF (Salisbury).
Joanne Goulopoulos, 54, 55 Atlantic Ave., Apt. D, Salisbury; operating an uninsured motor vehicle, dismissed upon payment of $400 costs; operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration, dismissed; motor vehicle not meeting RMV standards, responsible, filed (Salisbury).
Flyn K. Costello, 32, 54 Highland Ave., Haverhill; unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, dismissed upon payment of $400 costs (West Newbury).
NEWBURYPORT: The following jury-waived trials were recorded Monday, March 26, at Newburyport District Court with Judge Peter Doyle presiding:
Niko Meija, 19, 58 Middle Road, Amesbury; vandalize property, guilty, six months house of correction, 10 days to be served, six days' credit, balance suspended for two years, must remain drug- and alcohol-free with random screens, $90 VWF; shoplifting by concealment, guilty, $50 VWF (Amesbury).
Richard T. Hawn, 35, 85 Tennis Plaza Road, Dracut; disorderly conduct, continued without finding for three months, $50 VWF; resisting arrest, continued without finding for three months (Amesbury).
Joseph Stasio, 24, 4 Azalea Road, Newburyport; operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license, continued without finding for three months, $50 VWF; marked lanes violation, responsible, filed (Salisbury).
SEABROOK: The following cases were recorded at 10th Circuit Court, Seabrook District Division, the week ending Friday, March 23:
Kathryn Wilmot, 27, 43 Worthley Ave, Seabrook; driving after license suspension, case placed on file without finding (South Hampton).
Sandra Foley, 32, 83A Elm St., 146, Salisbury; open container of alcohol, guilty, $100 fine, suspended; possession of controlled/narcotic drugs, not prosecuted (Seabrook).
Justin Hinson, 22, 83 Washington St., Seabrook; criminal mischief, case continued without finding until November, conditioned upon good behavior, to include not being on the victim's property (Hampton Falls).
Lynne A. Petty, 47, 11 Basin St., Newburyport; all charges of aggravated driving while intoxicated and driving while intoxicated and transporting an open container of alcohol in a vehicle were not prosecuted; reckless conduct, guilty, $1,200 fine, suspended, conditioned upon one year's good behavior, to include completion of a safe driving course within 60 days; reckless driving, guilty, $620 fine and 90-day loss of license, conditioned upon getting an evaluation from a licensed drug and alcohol counselor and adherence with recommendations, written proof of compliance with sentence conditions must be provided to the state within 60 days. (N.H. State Police).
Alex Carter, 24, 1600 Varnum Ave., Lowell; driving while intoxicated, guilty, $620 fine, nine-month loss of license, completion of an impaired driver intervention program recommended (N.H. State Police).
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