Mel Gibsons DUI is expunged

Most of us remember the infamous case of when Mel Gibson got a DUI in California back in 2006 when he used anti-sematic remarks to the arresting officer. He later pleaded guilty to driving 87mph while holding an open bottle of tequila. His alcohol content was 0.12, which is one and a half times the legal limit.
Since then Gibson has comlpeted his 3 year probation, paid $1600 in fines, attended AA meetings, and perfomed public services. Since he was a first time offender, he was able to get a California judge to hear his case, and decide to expunge the DUI from his record.

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USU Student pleads guilty to hazing in alcohol death

One of the 12 former members of the fraternity and sorority charged in the alleged hazing death cause by alcohol of a Utah State University Freshman pleaded guilty Monday. She made a deal that would leave her record clean after she completed 12 months on probation. Sadie Green, who is only 19, is the first to plead guilty for the Nov 21st death of Michael Starks, who was pledging Sigma Nu fraternity. Green wasnt the only one present, but several teenage Chi Omega sorority women, who had “captured” and painted Stark as part of a faternity initiation that was non-sanctioned. Greens “plea in abeyance” requires he to make public presentations about drinking, as well as go to alcohol counseling as part of her community service, according to prosecutor Tony Baird. Hazing charges were dismissed earlier this month against Cecily Kiss and Grant Barney. Barney however pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice, and is set for sentancing on April 20.
Read the article “First USU student pleads guilty to hazing in alcohol death” by Brian Maffly from the Salt Lake Tribune