State of Oklahoma Vs. Kathrin Darlene Bolton

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Overview: The document details a court ruling regarding an appeal on charges against Kathrin Darlene Bolton.

Court Proceedings

• The case involves the State of Oklahoma vs. Kathrin Darlene Bolton, case number CF-2023-46.
• The court reviewed the State's application to appeal a magistrate's ruling from a preliminary hearing.
• The magistrate sustained a demurrer to several counts but denied it for counts related to embezzlement and animal cruelty.

Embezzlement Charge

• The State argued that the evidence was sufficient to bind the defendant over on the embezzlement charge.
• Embezzlement is defined as the fraudulent appropriation of property for unauthorized use.
• The specific case involved a horse named Ike, valued at $4,000 to $6,000, which was never delivered as agreed.

Court's Findings

• The court found the magistrate's ruling on Count 1 erroneous based on the evidence presented.
• The defendant was entrusted with Ike for transport, and bringing him to Oklahoma was unauthorized.​
• The case is remanded to the magistrate to bind the defendant over on the embezzlement charge, with an order for the State to file amended information.