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Beaverhead County Court Report: Woman Sentenced to Prison

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DILLON, Mont. — A woman received a prison sentence Aug. 25 after pleading guilty to stalking, violating a protection order and criminal mischief in Montana’s Fifth Judicial District Court in Beaverhead County.


The court also handled proceedings involving intimidation, assault, driving under the influence, drug possession and other charges.


Susan Stoddard

Susan Stoddard was sentenced after pleading guilty to stalking, violating a protection order and criminal mischief.


The court report lists a prison sentence but does not state its length. No fine or fees were imposed, and no bond was posted.


Brandon Dwyer

Brandon Dwyer was scheduled for a change-of-plea hearing on intimidation and assault charges.


The report lists no plea and states that Dwyer posted bond. The proceeding was continued.



James White

James White appeared for a status hearing on charges of driving under the influence, drug possession and obstruction.


No plea was listed. White posted bond, and the status hearing was reset.


Erik Lopez

Erik Lopez was scheduled to make an initial appearance on criminal mischief and assault charges.


The report states that Lopez failed to appear and that the state sought a warrant. No plea was listed, and the report states that bond had been posted.


Jacob Schmidt

Jacob Schmidt pleaded not guilty during an initial appearance on a charge of aggravated sexual intercourse without consent under Montana Code Annotated 45-5-508.


Schmidt posted bond, and the case is pending trial.


Jerome Juarez

Jerome Juarez was scheduled for an evidentiary hearing on burglary and theft charges.

The report lists no plea or posted bond and states that no hearing occurred.



Carson Schnidt

Carson Schnidt was scheduled for an evidentiary hearing concerning an alleged probation violation.


The report lists no plea, states that bond was posted and indicates that no hearing occurred.

Charges and allegations in unresolved cases have not been proven.


Defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty or they enter a guilty plea.


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