we aA ee 10 ul 12 14 1s 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 4 25 26 27 28 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA --000-~ DEPARTMENT NO. 2 HON. THOMAS M. ANDERSON, JUDGE --000-- THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ) CALIFORNIA, ) ) Plaintiff, ) No. F19-0461 ) vs. ) ) GABRIEL STRICKLAND, ) ) Defendant. _) --000-- MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2019 -=000-- (The above-entitled matter came on regularly this day for Arraignment Hearing. The said Defendant, Gabriel Strickland, was represented by Tamara Zuromskis, Assistant Public Defender. The People were represented by Casey Ayer, Deputy District Attorney. The Court Reporter was Jon Sasek, CSR 1650. The following proceedings were then had, to wit:) COURT: Okay. You folks in the box, sadly in orange, you all are here for arraignment. I will tell you what the charges are against you. I will advise all of you of your rights, then I will call your cases individually. First of all, you have the right to be represented bySc wera aunewn MW 13 14 15 16 7 18 19 20 21 2 23 24 25 6 27 28 a lawyer. If you can't afford one, one will be appointed to assist you. There may or may not be a hearing at the end of your case to determine whether you have the means to repay the County for some of the costs of providing a lawyer. You have a right to a jury trial, and in the case of felonies you have the right to a preliminary examination, which is @ hearing to determine if there is enough evidence to bind you over for trial. In a jury trial, that means 12 citizens randomly selected from the community would have to be convinced of your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt before you could be found guilty. That includes the right to confront the witnesses against you, have your attorney challenge their testimony in court. The right to remain silent, not incriminate yourself. Also the right to put on a defense, to present evidence, to call witnesses, and that includes using the power of the Court to subpoena or order witnesses to come to testify in your behalf. So with that advisement, is there any order you wish, Ms. Zuromskis? MS. ZUROMSKIS: No, your Honor. (Unrelated matters were heard. Proceedings were then had, to wit:) COURT: Let me turn to F19-461, Mr. Strickland. DEFENDANT: Yes, your Honor. COURT: Mr. Strickland, you have a felony complaint, four counts, three felonies and a misdemeanor. And you also want the services of an attorney, so I will appoint the Public23 24 25 26 27 28 Defender. DEFENDANT: It just kind of depends. I might actually have a lawyer come. I just haven't had a chance to talk to anybody yet. ‘cour’ Well, you are in custody. Since you don’t have a lawyer yet it is in your best interests, if you don’t mind, to appoint a lawyer to help you. Tf you substitute in another lawyer later on, you can work that out. DEFENDAN' AlL right. MS. 2UROMSKIS: I will acknowledge receipt, waive further advisement at this time, with the understand/@hat Mr. Strickland may be thinking about hiring a private attorney. I do notice we got a pretrial release report, and it says that ur. Strickland is eligible for pretrial release. So I would ask the Court to consider releasing nim on pretrial release and allow him to be at liberty to seek assistance of a counsel of his choice. I will explain to you, Mr. Strickland, I am asking the judge to release you on this program where you are supervised by Probation while you are out. DEFENDANT: Okay. MS. ZUROMSKT: + Which means you have to report to Probation just like you are on normal probation, and there are rules like no drugs or no guns. That is what I am asking the Judge to do. The Judge will make a decision one way or the other. DEFENDANT: All right. Thank you. COURT: People or Probation wish to be heard further? I see their recommendations on the pretrial release order,Sc eaxaaueun Ml 13 14 15 16 7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 the conditions. Is there anything else you wish to PROBATION OFFICER: I will submit it to the Court. MS. AYER: I wasn’t aware of the recommendation, but if Probation thinks that he is suitable and can be supervised on pretrial with those conditions, then I will submit. COURT: All right. I’m going to defer to Probation’ s recommendation then, Mr. Strickland, You will be released. You have to report to your supervising officer as directed. So as soon as you get out of custody go to the Probation Department. You should be able to get there this afternoon. How long will it take to process him out of the jail, a couple hours? BAILIFF: Four hours. cour’ You can go directly to Probation today. DEFENDAN' Okay. Cool. COURT: If you don’t get out of there in time to go today, you must go tomorrow. And further, attend all interviews and appointments that Probation has directed, come to all the court dates. Obey all laws. Not leave the state without getting permission from a Probation Officer. MS. ZUROMSKT: If you have a question, save it for me, okay? DEFENDANT: Okay. All right. COURT: Sign a release of information for therapeutic treatment or medications that you enroll in. Not possess illegal restricted drugs, controlled substances. Notify your Supervising Probation Officer within 72 hours of getting a prescriptionfrom a physician or doctor. DEFENDANT: Yes. cour’ Submit to chemical testing of your blood, breath or urine for any drugs at the direction of any Probation or peace officer. Submit your person, residence, business or property to search and seizure by any law enforcement officer or Supervising Probation Officer day or night, with or without a warrant, with or without reasonable or probable cause. Not possess, use or have under your control any firearms or dangerous weapons. And do you agree to those terms? DEFENDAN Yes, your Honor. COURT: All right. And when would you like to come back to Court? MS. ZUROMSET: Mr. Strickland, how long do you think it is going to take you to make your decision about your attorney and to hire or not an attorney? DEFENDAN' Well, I -- MS. ZUROMSKI: I don’t need a long explanation, just look at the calendar. DEFENDANT: Probably a month and a half. couRT: No. MS. ZUROMSKIS: How about a month? COURT: Next court date will be January 23rd, if that works for both parties. MS. ZUROMSKIS: Sounds good. MS. AYE! Thank you. courT: That is a Thursday at 1:00 o’clock. DEFENDANT: Well, what’s the date?courT: January 23rd. DEFENDANT: 23rd. Okay. (Whereupon, the proceedings were concluded.) --000--wear aue en 10 Ml 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2B 24 25 26 27 28 REPORTER'S CERTIFICATE STATE OF CALIFORNIA } COUNTY OF NEVADA ) I, JON SASEK, Certified Shorthand Reporter of the superior Court, County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify that the foregoing pages 1 through 6, inclusive, comprise a full, true and correct transcript of the proceedings had in the above-entitled matter held on Monday, December 30, 2019, to the best of my ability. 1 also certify that if portions of the transcript are governed by the provisions of C.C.P. 237(a) (2), that all personal juror identifying information has been redacted. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have subscribed this certificate at Nevada City, California, this /GZ{ day of January, 2020. a TON SASER,, Z 1650 Official Codrt Reporter County of Nevada