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• Municipal Judge Lawrence Mira said during a hearing.
• Municipal Judge Lawrence Mira warned another mistake could send Lee to prison for three years.
• Werksman and deputy District Attorney Loni Petersen had a brief private discussion with Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira.
• Malibu Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira rejected a request to lower Wempe's $ 2 million bail.
• Malibu Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira ordered Lee to return to court for a progress report Sept . 5.
• In August 1999, Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira sentenced him to three years in prison for violating his probation.
• "You're going to jail because you used drugs, " said Malibu Municipal Judge Lawrence Mira.
• Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira sentenced him Aug . 5, 1999, to three years in prison for violating his probation.
• Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira on Monday ordered the former Motley Crue drummer back to court Jan . 4 for another progress report.
• Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira reviewed a report from a drug counselor and said he would accept the plea because of Nolte's progress.
• Malibu Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira ordered Lee to return to court for a progress report in September and warned him to stick to the straight and narrow.
• Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira sentenced Karen McNeil, a 39-year-old Ohio resident, to a year in jail on Monday for violating probation.
• Municipal Court Judge Lawrence Mira told the former Motley Crue drummer Thursday that he was " entitled to more confidence than I have had in the past ."
• Attorney Steve Sitkoff entered the plea on Tuesday for the 40-year-old star of " Philly, who did not appear before Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira.
• When Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira sentenced Downey to three years on drug charges, he failed to say whether that sentence would run concurrently or consecutively with three previous misdemeanor convictions against the actor, the lawyer argued.
• Walters said Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira did not specify whether Downey's misdemeanor sentences would run at the same time or in a series and didn't take into account the time Downey had already served in a drug rehab program.
• After Downey had served a year of his sentence, his lawyers petitioned the appeals court, claiming that Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira failed to indicate whether the felony sentence would run concurrently or consecutively with misdemeanor counts that placed him in rehabilitation.
• Malibu Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira handed down the maximum sentences Wednesday after a tense, emotional three-day hearing in which attorneys for the convicted teens sought mercy and the parents of 16-year-old James P . Farris III asked for justice.
• If Lee is allowed to follow through with the idea, proposed Thursday during a probation hearing, Superior Court Judge Lawrence Mira expressed optimism that the musician may be released from probation before its May 2003 expiration date while satisfying his remaining 237 hours of community service.