Q: Husband charged with 5 M1's, 2 M3's and 2M4's. He has priors what would most likely be the outcome?
He has a felony in another state. His priors landed him jail for 6 months in 2013 and then again 30 days in 2016
A: Considering the priors, any conviction is likely to lead to some jail time. From this point forward, it's not likely a judge will cut him any slack unless he is in need of mental health or substance abuse treatment, in which case some may consider treatment options, though most likely it would be inpatient to start.
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