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State of North Dakota v. Jamonie Evan Davis

Date: 01-24-2025

Case Number:

Judge: Gary Lee

Court: Norther Central District Court, Ward County, North Dakota

Plaintiff's Attorney: Ward County, North Dakota District Attorney's Office

Defendant's Attorney:





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Description:
Minot, North Dakota criminal defense lawyer represented the Defendant charged with reckless endangerment-extreme indifference-dangerous weapon and aggravated assault-dangerous weapon, both Class C felonies.



Davis was accused of being one of two suspects charged in connection to the early morning June 23, 2024, shooting, along with Laquint Tydelle Sarvis, 23, Fayettevill, North Carolina, who pleaded guilty to his role in October 2024. Two male victims sustained gunshot injuries in the incident which arose after an altercation occurred in the area of the 10th block of First Avenue Southeast.

Outcome:
Defendant elected to plea guilty.Davis was sentenced to serve five years with the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, to first serve two years. Davis was given credit for 193 days already served, and will have to complete five years of supervised probation upon release. Davis was also assessed $125 in court fines and fees.

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About This Case

What was the outcome of State of North Dakota v. Jamonie Evan Davis?

The outcome was: Defendant elected to plea guilty.Davis was sentenced to serve five years with the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, to first serve two years. Davis was given credit for 193 days already served, and will have to complete five years of supervised probation upon release. Davis was also assessed $125 in court fines and fees. Newsletter

Which court heard State of North Dakota v. Jamonie Evan Davis?

This case was heard in Norther Central District Court, Ward County, North Dakota, ND. The presiding judge was Gary Lee.

Who were the attorneys in State of North Dakota v. Jamonie Evan Davis?

Plaintiff's attorney: Ward County, North Dakota District Attorney's Office. Defendant's attorney: Click Here For The Best Minot Criminal Defense Lawyer Directory.

When was State of North Dakota v. Jamonie Evan Davis decided?

This case was decided on January 24, 2025.