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Jarrod Jashawn Adams will serve 85% of his sentence before becoming eligible for parole. After release, he'll be on supervised probation for five years.
Public defense is a “huge” part of Grand Forks County’s court system. However, defendants above the income limit to qualify for a public defender fall into gaps when they can’t afford an attorney.
He is charged with two crimes, including two Class A felonies that each have a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.
His trial hasn't been scheduled, but will take place no earlier than May.