Sarah Palin’s oldest son pleaded not guilty Monday to a felony charge in the case accusing him of assaulting his father at the family’s Alaska home last month.
Track Palin’s lawyer entered the plea to a burglary charge on his behalf at his arraignment. The 28-year-old did not attend the hearing in person, but participated by phone. His parents also did not attend.
During the brief proceeding, Palin said only, “Yes, ma’am,” when the judge asked if he was on the telephone line.
I think this one burglary charge is kind of a stretch, because I don't think that Track took anything, except for Todd Palin's pride of course.
Breaking and entering would seem like a reasonable charge, as does the assault, but I am not sure that burglary will fly.
By the way Dennis Zaki and I had planned to drive out to Palmer for this hearing today, but we learned that a number of media outlets were planing to cover the trial and realized that Track was too much of a pansy to face them by showing up in person.
And that of course also meant that Todd and Sarah would certainly not make an appearance either, so why waste our time?
Track also has a pretrial court date on February 2nd, and his actual trial is scheduled for February 26th.
I do think he has to definitely show up in person to that last one.
P.S. By the way Track is now using Dakota Meyer's old attorney, Kimberlee Colbo, in his battle with Jordan Loewe over her attempts to change the child custody arrangement.
My question is who the hell is paying THOSE attorney fees?
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