Binghamton woman sentenced to six months
NORWICH – A Binghamton woman admitted she committed grand larceny, and will serve six months in the local jail.
Chenango County Court convened on Monday, Aug. 15, to hear the case of Emily J. Ashman. Chenango County District Attorney Joseph McBride represented the people in the case, while Judge Frank B. Revoir Jr. presided over the case. John Cameron was assigned as Ashman's defense counsel.
Ashman, 25, of Binghamton, stood charged with one count of grand larceny in the fourth degree, a class E felony. It was alleged that on Feb. 14, 2016, in the Town of Oxford, Ashman stole a Citi Bank debit card and proceeded to charge more than $1,000 to it.
In an agreed upon disposition with the DA's Office, Ashman agreed to enter a plea of guilty to the only charge in exchange for a six-month sentence in the Chenango County Correctional Facility, followed by five years of probation.
After her plea of guilty was acknowledged and accepted by the court, McBride was given the first opportunity to speak. He said, “This defendant has a very short (rap) sheet. Unfortunately, she was addicted to heroin. I wish her well. She's getting out soon and starting off clean.” McBride then directed his comments towards the defendant. “You need to make sure you have the network in place to stay away from drugs (when you are released),” he said.
Speaking on her own behalf, Ashman said, “I am sorry for what I did. I really appreciate the court giving me the opportunity to get clean and sober.”
Judge Revoir agreed with the DA's comments, and gave Ashman good wishes before sentencing her to a split sentence of six-months incarceration at the Chenango County Correctional Facility, followed by five years of probation. As part of her plea deal, Ashman will also be required to pay back $1,062.52 in restitution to Citi Bank.
The defendant executed a written waiver of appeal at the conclusion of proceedings.
Chenango County Court convened on Monday, Aug. 15, to hear the case of Emily J. Ashman. Chenango County District Attorney Joseph McBride represented the people in the case, while Judge Frank B. Revoir Jr. presided over the case. John Cameron was assigned as Ashman's defense counsel.
Ashman, 25, of Binghamton, stood charged with one count of grand larceny in the fourth degree, a class E felony. It was alleged that on Feb. 14, 2016, in the Town of Oxford, Ashman stole a Citi Bank debit card and proceeded to charge more than $1,000 to it.
In an agreed upon disposition with the DA's Office, Ashman agreed to enter a plea of guilty to the only charge in exchange for a six-month sentence in the Chenango County Correctional Facility, followed by five years of probation.
After her plea of guilty was acknowledged and accepted by the court, McBride was given the first opportunity to speak. He said, “This defendant has a very short (rap) sheet. Unfortunately, she was addicted to heroin. I wish her well. She's getting out soon and starting off clean.” McBride then directed his comments towards the defendant. “You need to make sure you have the network in place to stay away from drugs (when you are released),” he said.
Speaking on her own behalf, Ashman said, “I am sorry for what I did. I really appreciate the court giving me the opportunity to get clean and sober.”
Judge Revoir agreed with the DA's comments, and gave Ashman good wishes before sentencing her to a split sentence of six-months incarceration at the Chenango County Correctional Facility, followed by five years of probation. As part of her plea deal, Ashman will also be required to pay back $1,062.52 in restitution to Citi Bank.
The defendant executed a written waiver of appeal at the conclusion of proceedings.
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