State v. Suleiman

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Bridge, J.

On October 27, 2002, Amir Clyde Suleiman drove away from a Halloween party with four passengers in the car. His driving became increasingly aggressive, and he refused to stop or slow down, even when his passengers pleaded with him. Suleiman caused an accident that injured all of his passengers and left one paralyzed. He pleaded guilty to three counts of vehicular assault. In his plea agreement, he stipulated that the facts set forth in the certification for determination of probable cause and the prosecutor’s summary were real and material facts for the purposes of sentencing.…