ORTING, Wash. - Washington state schools chief Randy Dorn pleaded guilty Friday to a charge of drunk driving and was sentenced to serve a day in jail.
The charge stems from Dorn's arrest March 21 in Orting after an officer saw him speeding and pulled him over. Dorn failed a field sobriety test and later was found to have a blood alcohol level above the legal limit.
After Dorn pleaded guilty Friday, an Orting Municipal Court judge sentenced him to serve a 365-day jail term, with 364 days suspended. Dorn will serve his one-day jail term on Tuesday.
He also has been fined $866, and his driver's license was suspended for 90 days.
Dorn, whose official title is Washington state superintendent of public instruction, told the judge he doesn't have an alcohol problem.
For information on your Washington State DUI please contact our Snohomish County DUI attorneys, King County DUI attorneys, Island County DUI attorneys, or Skagit County DUI attorneys at 425-493-1115 or check out our website at http://www.washdui.com
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