Edmond Dismisses Secretary of State's Public Intoxication Charge without a Plea or Probation
The dismissal came after court records said Lepak was engaged in services more appropriate than court proceedings, ending the misdemeanor case.
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Oklahoma Voice: Public intoxication charge dismissed against Oklahoma secretary of state
OKLAHOMA CITY — A misdemeanor charge of public intoxication against Oklahoma’s secretary of state has been dismissed with costs, the City of Edmond said Wednesday.
Edmond dismisses Secretary of State's public intoxication charge without a plea or probation
Edmond Municipal Court dismissed the public intoxication charge against Oklahoma Secretary of State Benjamin Lepak this week—without a plea or probation, which court records show nearly everyone else in his position went through first.
Public intoxication charge dismissed against Oklahoma secretary of state • Oklahoma Voice
OKLAHOMA CITY — A misdemeanor charge of public intoxication against Oklahoma’s secretary of state has been dismissed with costs, the City of Edmond said Wednesday. A dismissal notice states Benjamin Michael Lepak is “verifiably engaged in services more appropriate than those provided through the (municipal) Court,” city spokesperson Emily Ward said. Oklahoma Voice filed an […]
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