One sentenced on felony charge in Southeast District Court

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JAMESTOWN — One person was sentenced recently on a felony charge in Southeast District Court in Jamestown.

Amanda Dawn Glucky, 41, pleaded guilty to violation of civil protection order-second offense, a Class C felony.

Glucky was accused of being served with a civil case protection order on May 23 prohibiting her from coming within 300 feet of a certain individual’s property and violating the order on Aug. 2 with a previous conviction earlier this year.

Judge Troy LeFevre sentenced Glucky to 21 days in the Stutsman County Correctional Center with one day credit for time served. LeFevre placed Glucky on 360 days unsupervised probation and ordered her to not possess or own firearms for 360 days, notify the court of an address change and to have no contact – direct or indirect – with a certain individual or come within 300 feet of the individual’s residence. Glucky was also ordered to pay a $200 criminal administration fee, $100 defense/facility administration fee and a $25 victim-witness fee.

A Class C felony is punishable by five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

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