– Edward Lee Poitra, of Minot, pleaded guilty to C felony attempted possession of marijuana with intent to manufacture or deliver. However due to his sentencing he was deemed convicted of an A misdemeanor upon successful completion of the terms of imprisonment and probation.

He was ordered to complete a chemical dependency evaluation and recommended treatment; and pay $525 in fees. He was sentenced to one year’s confinement at the Heart of America Correctional & Treatment Center first serve 60 days with three days’ credit for time served; and two years supervised probation.

– Ivonne Abigail Ramirez, of Minot, pleaded guilty to attempted possession of marijuana with intent to manufacture or deliver and to B misdemeanor unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia for marijuana use. However due to her sentencing she was deemed convicted of an A misdemeanor upon successful completion of the terms of imprisonment and probation.

She was ordered to complete a chemical dependency evaluation and recommended treatment; and pay $1,100 in fees. She was sentenced to one year’s confinement at HACTC with one year suspended and three days’ credit for time served; and two years supervised probation.

– Eric James Crissler, of Belcourt, pleaded guilty to B misdemeanor driving while license privilege is suspended. He was ordered to pay $250 in fees.

– Andrew Michael Follman, of York, pleaded guilty to B misdemeanor possession/consumption of alcohol by a person under 21. He was ordered to complete 20 hours of community service; and pay $275 in fees. He was placed on unsupervised probation until Oct. 31.

– The court dismissed a B misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct against Bradley Hal Radomski (Rugby).

– Louis Felix Sasse, of Rugby, pleaded guilty to C felony terrorizing. However due to his sentencing he was deemed convicted of an A misdemeanor upon successful completion of the terms of imprisonment and probation.

He was ordered to complete a chemical dependency evaluation and recommended treatment; have no contact with the victim; and pay $1,100 in fees. He was sentenced to one year’s confinement at HACTC with one year suspended and 24 days’ credit for time served; and 30 months supervised probation.

Sasse also pleaded guilty to A misdemeanor charges of disobedience of a judicial order and preventing arrest or discharge of other duties. On the preventing arrest charge he was sentenced to 90 days’ confinement at HACTC with 90 days suspended. On the disobedience charge he was sentenced to 24 days’ confinement at HACTC with 24 days’ credit.

– Cierra Dawn Scott, of Fort Totten, pleaded guilty to A misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia. She was ordered to pay $1,000 in fees (the fine ordered would be suspended on the condition she successfully complete probation); and be subject to random drug/alcohol testing by law enforcement.

– Zachery Allen Sveund, of Towner, pleaded guilty to B misdemeanor driving while license/privilege is suspended or revoked and A misdemeanor fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer. He was ordered to complete a chemical dependency evaluation and recommended treatment; complete 30 hours of community service; and be subject to random drug/alcohol testing by law enforcement. He was also ordered to pay $25 in community service fees and $325 in victim-witness, criminal administration and defense/facility fees.

The court dismissed a B misdemeanor charge of reckless driving against Sveund.

– Kent Richard Kraft, of Rugby, pleaded guilty to B misdemeanor driving operating a vehicle under the influence of liquor or drugs. He was ordered to complete a chemical dependency evaluation and recommended treatment; not purchase, possess or consume alcohol/drugs with a physician’s permission or enter a business licensed to serve alcohol until the evaluation and recommended treatment is complete; and pay $750 in fees. He was sentenced to 30 days’ confinement at HACTC with 30 days suspended; and 360 days unsupervised probation.

– Dallas Russell Tillahash, of Rugby, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. He was ordered to complete a chemical dependency evaluation and recommended treatment; to not purchase, possess or consume alcohol nor enter a business licensed to serve alcohol until probation is terminated; and pay $250 in fees. He was placed on 360 days unsupervised probation.