JUDGMENT as to Jeane Wong (1). Count(s) 1, Government oral motion to dismiss remaining counts without prejudice - granted. Count(s) 1s, Defendant sentenced 45 days supervised probation. Fine - waived. Special Assessment - $25.00 Imposed. Signed by Magistrate Judge Allison H. Goddard. (aef) (Entered: 03/30/2026)

Magistrate Judge Allison H. Goddard entered judgment against defendant Jeane Wong on March 30, 2026. The court granted the government's oral motion to dismiss all remaining counts without prejudice, leaving only Count 1 active.

Wong received a sentence of 45 days supervised probation for Count 1. The court waived any fines but imposed a $25 special assessment. The dismissal without prejudice means the government may refile the other charges later.

The case remains active despite the limited judgment. The docket does not specify the underlying charges or the court where the case is pending. The sentencing order reflects a resolution on the primary count while preserving the government's option to pursue additional charges.

This partial resolution narrows the immediate issues but leaves open the potential for further litigation. The government's decision to dismiss remaining counts orally suggests a strategic move, possibly to focus on the strongest charge or to negotiate further.

Wong’s sentence of supervised probation and a nominal special assessment indicates a relatively light penalty, possibly reflecting the nature of the offense or a plea agreement. The case will likely proceed with monitoring of Wong’s probation compliance and any future filings related to the dismissed counts.

The next key developments will clarify whether the government pursues those counts again or if the matter concludes with this judgment.