The transportation agency fired the lawyer last year who was then criminally charged after Roaring Fork reported him to authorities, reports the ABA Journal.

Plea agreement

Mr Matthews last week pleaded guilty to one count of felony theft and one count of misdemeanour theft under a deferred adjudication plea agreement, which will leave him without a felony conviction on his record if he satisfies the conditions of his sentence, which will be determined next month.
According to the report, Mr Matthews has already paid full restitution of over $30,000, leading Deputy District Attorney Anne Norrkin to ask that he is given a sentence that includes no jail time.