Tremont man pleads guilty to motor vehicle violations after Acadia crash
The Justice Department says Harper faces up to six months in prison, a maximum $5,000 fine and up to five years of probation on each count.
- The Justice Department announced Harper’s guilty pleas to several motor vehicle violations following a crash in Acadia National Park.
The Justice Department’s stated penalties are maximums; the source item does not provide a sentence.
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The Justice Department announced that Harper pleaded guilty to several motor vehicle violations after a crash in Acadia National Park. The agency says each count carries a maximum of six months in prison, a $5,000 fine and up to five years of probation. The source item does not identify the counts or report a sentence.
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Tremont man pleads guilty to motor vehicle violations after Acadia crashUS Department of Justice
The Justice Department says Harper faces up to six months in prison, a maximum $5,000 fine and up to five years of probation on each count.US Department of Justice
The Justice Department announced Harper’s guilty pleas to several motor vehicle violations following a crash in Acadia National Park.US Department of Justice
The Justice Department’s stated penalties are maximums; the source item does not provide a sentence.US Department of Justice
The Justice Department announced that Harper pleaded guilty to several motor vehicle violations after a crash in Acadia National Park.US Department of Justice
The agency says each count carries a maximum of six months in prison, a $5,000 fine and up to five years of probation.US Department of Justice
The source item does not identify the counts or report a sentence.US Department of Justice