MARTIN COUNTY

DISTRICT COURT

Speeding — Christopher M. Cariveau, 36, of Courtland; fined $125.

Ana J. Narez Orozco, 28, of Fort Pierce, Fla.; fined $225.

Failure to wear seat belt while in a motor vehicle — Cole M. McDonough, 27, of Waldorf; fined $110.

Failure to stop at stop signs or stop lines at entrance to thru highway — Randy W. Clausen, 54, of Redwood Falls; fined $135.

Possession of small amount of marijuana-no remuneration — Carlos E. Ramirez, 19, of Blue Earth; fined $135.

Uninsured vehicle-owner violation — Mark D. Brown, 51, of Winnebago; fined $285.

Dakota J. Haegeman, 25, of Fairmont received a stay of adjudication on a felony charge of second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon; sentenced to jail 50 days, credit for time served 50 days, seven years supervised probation, sentence to service 15 days for indeterminate, complete updated chemical dependency assessment and follow all recommendations for care and aftercare, obtain employment, maintain employment, follow all conditions set forth in the probation agreement, obtain permission from agent before leaving the state, no alcohol/controlled substance use, no alcohol/controlled substance possession, random testing, take medications in prescribed dosage and frequency, complete Thinking for a Change as directed by agent, follow all state and federal criminal laws, contact probation agent within 72 hours if you’ve been charged with a new crime; are in contact with law enforcement; if you change address, employment, or telephone number, cooperate with search of your person, residence, vehicle, workplace, property, etc. by your probation officer, sign releases of information as directed, don’t use/possess firearms, ammunition, or explosives. Additional charge of possession of drug paraphernalia-use prohibited was dismissed.

Emily B. Morse, 34, of Fairmont received a stay of imposition pursuant to Minnesota statutes on a felony charge of issuance of dishonored checks; five years supervised probation, sentence to service 10 days for indeterminate, restitution to be paid within one year, obtain employment, maintain employment, follow all conditions set forth in the probation agreement, obtain permission from agent before leaving the state, no alcohol/controlled substance use, no alcohol/controlled substance possession, random testing, cognitive skill training if directed by agent, follow all state and federal criminal laws, contact probation agent within 72 hours if charged with a new crime; are in contact with law enforcement; if change address, employment, or telephone number, cooperate with search of person, residence, vehicle, workplace, property, etc. by probation officer, give a DNA sample when directed, sign releases of information as directed, don’t use/possess firearms, ammunition, or explosives, don’t register to vote until discharged from probation and civil rights are fully restored. Additional charge of theft by check was dismissed.

Candace L. Stedman, 38, of Welcome received a stay of imposition pursuant to Minnesota statutes on a felony charge of threats of violence; fined $660, sentenced to jail 20 days, credit for time served 20 days, five years supervised probation, complete chemical assessment and follow all recommendations, complete an updated psychological or diagnostic evaluation and follow recommendations, take medications in prescribed dosage and frequency, remain law-abiding, follow all conditions set forth in the probation agreement, obtain permission from agent before leaving the state, no alcohol/controlled substance use, no alcohol/controlled substance possession, random testing, cognitive skill training if directed by agent, follow all state and federal criminal laws, contact probation agent within 72 hours if charged with a new crime; are in contact with law enforcement; if change address, employment, or telephone number, cooperate with search of person, residence, vehicle, workplace, property, etc. by probation officer, give a DNA sample when directed, sign releases of information as directed, don’t use/possess firearms, ammunition, or explosives, don’t register to vote until discharged from probation and civil rights are fully restored.