Woman accepts deferred judgment, ordered to life‑skills class and community service

Carol Ruiz Sanchez waived formal arraignment and pled guilty to an amended trespass charge; the court entered a 12‑month deferred judgment and ordered 24 hours of community service plus participation in a life‑skills class.

Andrew Shadle, appearing for Ruiz Sanchez, told the court the defendant planned to begin the life‑skills class immediately and wanted to complete the deferred requirements quickly. The judge confirmed the class was scheduled for the next morning at the same location and outlined community‑service sign‑up procedures.

The court also noted $300 in supervision fees for the year and offered Ruiz Sanchez two weeks to pay without an additional extension fee; the judge said she could allow up to six weeks with a $20 extension but would waive the extra if payment was made within two weeks. Dates were scheduled for community‑service sign‑ups and the judge provided contact information for the community‑service organizer.

The judge emphasized that in‑person sign‑up on Wednesdays between 4 and 6 p.m. was easiest, though the court provided a website link for payment and a card with contact details for the organizer.