Junior
high student's hearing scheduled
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[March 19, 2007]
Preliminary hearings have been
set for an unnamed Lincoln Junior High School student in relation to
the March 6 bomb threat. The threat, written on school property, was
discovered at midday and launched an evacuation of the school.
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Assistant Logan County State's Attorney Dan Markwell said that the
student would appear before a judge on April 5. It will be
determined if his parents will hire a lawyer for his defense. If
they do not wish to hire an attorney for him, Markwell said that one
would be appointed for him. The student would then be scheduled to
appear in juvenile court with his attorney and a new court date will
be set.
The juvenile has been charged with one count of criminal
defacement and one count of disorderly conduct. Possible penalties
at the juvenile level for the charges include probation,
restitution, community service, home detention or time in a juvenile
detention center, Markwell said.
[Jan
Youngquist]
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