Karen Hooga is behind the jail after the judge denies the publication of work in the DUI case!

Karen Hugher The request for the release of work during his one -year DUI sentence has been officially denied.

61 years old Potomak's real housewives Star applied for a rehab-centered facility, it was a step that was approved by the Amendment Officers. However the final decision has been taken with the rest Judge Terrence McGgan-Who chose to reject the request.

"He draws to the wrong judge," Montgomery County Defense Attorney David Moses Stated Washington Post April 18. "It was simply terrifying fate."

Judge McGganWho is known for his strict position in the DUI case, he issued "rejection of transfer", blocked Karen From entering the Montgomery County Pre-Relieves Center. Although such transferrs are usually allowed non -violent criminals than treatment, Karen's request has not passed the judicial review. “I love Judge McGgan. And as a resident of Montgomery County I am happy that he is a judge, " David Moce Added "But if my clients don't come in front of him I'm more happy."

Karen's AttorneyDavid MartellaIt has been explained that although limited treatment is found in the prison, the transfer may significantly improve its access to recovery resources.

"This is a great program," Pound Dr. "We're disappointed that he was not approved."

Pre-release program was allowed Karen In search of employment online, if there is no connection to the job with the job and no filming is involved - the basically denies any possibility of attending Rope He was also set up in a structural schedule, which included compulsory alcoholic unnamed or narcotics anonymous meetings as well as other recovery courses.

"Anyone who really wants to change the truth will do well here," added Ivan Downing, Montgomery County is the main correction of the community.

Time Potomak's real housewives Season Nine Reunion, Custom Custom Gizel Bryant That expressed that Karen Earlier, an application agreement was proposed that would have been house imprisonment rather than in prison. Karen finally denied and chose the court trial.

Four Eastern DUIs, including charges on his record, Karen's The decision proved expensive. He was sentenced to 12 months in jail and a minimum of three years in prison. Although the judge's refusal may seem strict to some, experts say that giving the situation it was a reasonable step.

"Simply watching all the information in this case," said Stacy de Stuart, Mothers CEO against drunk driving, "I think the judge is trying to send a message to change this person's behavior."

But Karen Work will not be released, he is still eligible for good behavior credit. If he is on his current path, he is expected to be released from jail in November.

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