In a recent court session, Judge addressed several cases involving probation violations and substance abuse, emphasizing the importance of compliance with court orders. One defendant, who tested positive for cocaine, was granted probation contingent upon successful completion of treatment programs. The judge warned that any further violations would result in a two-year state jail sentence.

Another case involved a defendant, Thomas Lewis, who admitted to using marijuana and PCP while on bond for an assault charge. The judge raised his bond from $10,000 to $25,000, mandating that he wear a drug patch to monitor substance use. Failure to comply would lead to immediate incarceration.

Hiram Haines, who pleaded guilty to evading arrest, faced scrutiny over his acceptance of responsibility. The judge clarified that regardless of circumstances, defendants must adhere to traffic laws and stop safely when required.

These cases highlight the court's strict stance on drug use and adherence to probation conditions, aiming to encourage rehabilitation while maintaining public safety.