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CaseNo: 3AN-99-6278 CR., CourtCode: DIS, CourtName: District Court, Defendant: , District: Third, JudgeName: James Wanamaker, Plaintiff: STATE OF ALASKA, State: AK Alaska, UniqueCaseRef: AK>DIS>3AN-99-6278CR, Custody, Nygren Credit, House Arrest, Sentencing, District, Bail, Alaska, Carmichael, District Attorney, Electronic Monitoring, Third Party Custodian, Testimony, Jail, Estell, Bobbie Carmichael, Active Jail Time, Halfway House, Termination, Def, Punishment, District Attorney Parkes, Agreement, Briefing, Resolving, Lanetta Jones, Donna Estell, Anchorage, Opinion , ContentID: 120239544

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1 1999-12-30 DECISION AND ORDER
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1 . DECISION AND ORDER

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
COURT
CUSTODY
NYGREN CREDIT
HOUSE ARREST
SENTENCING
DISTRICT
BAIL
ALASKA
CARMICHAEL
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
ELECTRONIC MONITORING
THIRD PARTY CUSTODIAN
TESTIMONY
JAIL
ESTELL
BOBBIE CARMICHAEL
ACTIVE JAIL TIME
HALFWAY HOUSE
TERMINATION
DEF
PUNISHMENT
DISTRICT ATTORNEY PARKES
AGREEMENT
BRIEFING
RESOLVING
LANETTA JONES
DONNA ESTELL
ANCHORAGE
OPINION

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA

THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT

STATE OF ALASKA, Plaintiff,

vs.

LANETTA JONES, Defendant.

Case No. 3AN-99-6278 Cr.

DECISION AND ORDER

The court has considered defendant's Motion for Nygren Credit and the State's opposition and
on 12/14/99 and 12/21/99.

FINDINGS OF FACT

I. THE PERIOD FROM 7/30/99 TO 10/29/99

On July 29, 1999 the court ordered that defendant could be released on bail according to the

Ex. A ORDER AND CONDITIONS OF RELEASE, DATED 7/29/99 1 page. On 8/30/99 this order was amended to
for an 8 day period 9/3/99 to 9/11/99 while Ms. Estell was to be out of state. That order is

Ex. B ORDER FOR NALTREXONE TREATMENT, DATED 7/29/99, 4 pages

Defendant was released pursuant to these orders on 7/30/99.

The court has heard the testimony of Donna Estell and Bobbie Carmichael, third party custodians,
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  • IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
  • LANETTA JONES, Defendant.
  • The court has considered defendant's Motion for Nygren Credit and the State's opposition and
  • 1999 the court ordered that defendant could be released on bail according to the following
  • On 8/30/99 this order was amended to make Mrs. Lorraine Carmichael the evening custodian for
  • Estell was to be out of state.
  • The court has heard the testimony of Donna Estell and Bobbie Carmichael, third party
  • Estell and Mr. Carmichael and adopts the above summarized testimony as a Finding of Fact in
  • The commonly understood definition of "custody" is a concrete building with steel bars where
  • The 1998 Alaska Legislature enacted a new law providing for service of sentence by electronic
  • This was established at the 11/6/99 sentencing hearing by the testimony of DOC Officer Kelley
  • Defendant did so report and was placed on house arrest with electronic monitoring.
  • At the time of writing this opinion defendant is serving her sentence by this house arrest
  • The restraints on defendant while on bail 7/29/99 to 10/29/99 were as stringent as the
  • No third party custodian was with her.
  • Such a termination is the rule, also, where a defendant violates a condition of either the
  • Donna Estell was dropped as a third party custodian
  • Concerning the issue of whether defendant Lanetta Jones remained under full house arrest
  • No TPC needed while def at work LaTouche Pediatric or def at Clitheroe out-patient and 10
  • That District Attorney Parkes advised the court on 11/16/99 that the state had made a
  • That District Attorney Parkes advised the court on 11/16/99 that the pending Nygren issue
  • The court specifically rejects the concept advanced by the District Attorney's office that
  • However, resolving it at, or before sentencing is clearly a better practice and will be
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