State V May (DODA HEARING)

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Defendant Name: Isabelle May
ID:101008
Date: 5/24/26

A request is hereby made for a Dangerous Offender Hearing regarding the above-named defendant.

The Court may consider one or more of the following factors during the hearing:

-Nature and severity of the alleged offense(s)
-Prior criminal history and/or violent behavior
-Statements or actions involving threats toward others
-Risk of continued criminal activity or danger to the community
-Any additional evidence or testimony relevant to public safety

The Court to review all relevant evidence and testimony presented during the hearing and make any determination the Court finds appropriate under applicable law and procedure.

@Assistant Chief Justice Dwght Medick

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Isabelle is available anytime form today. She currently has a court date for an appeal on Wednesday. Please advise if today, May 24th at 7pm EST, works for the court.

Terry Fisk

Ello ello,

I have an hour available at that time, so if the hearing goes no longer than an hour, then I can represent Ms May.

Yours in law.

Terry Fisk
Burger Lawyer

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@Terry Fisk

Assistant Chief Justice Dwght Medick

Actually if we are able to schedule for slightly later I would be appreciative! I am available Monday and Tuesday evening.

Terry Fisk

Assistant Chief Justice Dwght Medick Ello ello your Honour,

Both myself and my client would like to know when exactly slightly later would be, I have opened up another hour of availability, beyond the original hour I could attend.

Yours in Law

Terry Fisk.
Burger Lawyer

Jeremiah Valenti-Sharp

I will representing the state in this

Jeremiah Valenti-Sharp
Assistant District Attorney
District Attorney's Office

Assistant Chief Justice Dwght Medick

If both sides are available. I can be ready in 20 minutes.

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Date of Hearing: 5/24/26
Judge Presiding: Assistant Chief Dwight Medick
Clerk(s): Reign Hart
STATE REPRESENTATION
Primary Prosecutor: Jeremiah Sharp
Secondary Prosecutor:
DEFENDANT INFORMATION
Name: Isabelle May
State ID: 101008
Defense Counsel: Terry Fish
Co-Counsel:
CHARACTER WITNESSES
First Witness- Scoot
The witness said Isabelle May is kind and has helped him. He said she has a difficult past but cares about people and called her “an angel.”
Second Witness – Phil Belcastro
Phil Belcastro said he has known Isabelle May for a long time. He said police often treated her unfairly and acted unprofessionally. He also said she has helped him many times, including giving him rides.
STATEMENTS & ARGUMENTS
Defense Argument
Terry Fish said Isabelle May is kind and helpful but has been treated unfairly in the past because of her history. He said she is often charged unfairly and believes some of the actions against her are unjust.
State Argument
Jeremiah Sharp said Isabelle May has a pattern of violent and serious crimes, including felony battery, kidnapping, terrorism-related offenses, weapons charges, explosives, vehicle theft, and evading police. He argued she has not improved and continues to reoffend.
State Rebuttal
The State said being kind to friends does not change the fact that she continues to commit crimes. They argued her behavior has gotten worse, not better.
Defense Rebuttal
The defense said there is little evidence her behavior has escalated and that her actions have stayed mostly the same over time.
EVIDENCE REFERENCED
The Court reviewed Isabelle May’s past criminal history and prior cases to look at patterns of behavior and repeat offenses.
JUDGE’S DECISION
The judge said the main question was whether Isabelle May keeps repeating dangerous behavior and whether she is still a risk to public safety.
The Court finds Isabelle May is a Dangerous Offender for 14 days starting today. This is not permanent. She has 14 days to show good behavior and improvement.
The State has 24 hours to suggest curfew or other conditions.
The Court said the purpose is not just punishment, but also to help prevent future crime and support change.
So Ordered,
Judge: Assistant Chief Dwight Medick

Jeremiah Valenti-Sharp

State Recommendations

1. Enhanced Supervision

The State recommends enhanced supervision and periodic compliance review due to the Defendant’s repeated involvement in serious criminal conduct and demonstrated inability to cease unlawful behavior despite prior arrests, convictions, and judicial penalties.

The purpose of enhanced supervision is to encourage accountability, improve compliance with lawful authority, and reduce the likelihood of future criminal activity.

2. Restriction from Government Property

The State recommends that the Defendant be prohibited from entering or remaining upon secured government facilities, law enforcement compounds, correctional facilities, and active government operational scenes unless specifically authorized by Court order or lawful governmental purpose.

This recommendation is directly related to the Defendant’s documented history involving violence toward government employees and law enforcement personnel and is intended to reduce the likelihood of future hostile interactions.

3. Curfew Restrictions

The State recommends the imposition of a nightly curfew during non-business overnight hours except for:

verified employment,
medical emergencies,
legal obligations,
or prior Court-approved exceptions.

The State submits that structured curfew restrictions are appropriate due to the Defendant’s demonstrated pattern of repeat felony conduct, evasion from law enforcement, and continued criminal activity following prior judicial intervention.

This recommendation is preventative rather than punitive and is intended to reduce opportunities for further criminal conduct while supporting accountability, stability, and behavioral improvement.

Jeremiah Valenti-Sharp
Assistant District Attorney
District Attorney's Office

Assistant Chief Justice Dwght Medick

Approved as written.

Defendant should be aware that any and all crime committed will be met with additional time/fines during the DODA period.

So Ordered

D. Medick
Assistant Chief Justice