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Fillmore County District Court - December 13, 2010
Sat, Dec 11th, 2010
Posted in Court
Posted in Court
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Zachary David Zabrowski appeared before Judge Robert Benson in District Court for sentencing on Monday, December 6, 2010. Appearing with Mr. Zabrowski was his attorney, Frederick S. Suhler, Jr.; Prosecuting attorney was Mr. Brett Corson, Fillmore County attorney. Based on the defendant's plea of guilty to count 1, violation of a restraining order, the court found the defendant guilty and dismissed all remaining charges in the complaint pursuant to plea negotiations between the parties. The court ordered the defendant to be committed to the Commissioner of Corrections for a period of 18 months with at least two-thirds of that sentence served in prison and a maximum of one-third of the sentence served on supervised release. Execution of commitment was stayed for five years, and the defendant was placed on supervised probation. The court further ordered the defendant to pay fines and fees amounting to $3,090 along with a $75.00 co-pay to the State of Minnesota Public Defender fund. Mr. Zabrowski must also serve 180 days in the Fillmore County Jail with credit for 111 days previously served.
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