Aik APR 14 2015 sTHoIsTRICT STATE OF UTAH UTAH COUNTY IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH STATE OF UTAH STATEMENT OF DEFENDANT IN SUPPORT OF PLEA OF GUILTY OR NO Plaintiff, CONTEST and v CERTIFICATE OF COUNSEL CHRISTOPHER CLEARY Case No. 191400210 Defendant. Judge: James Taylor I, Christopher Cleary, hereby acknowledge and certify that I have been advised of and understand the following: Notification of Charges Tam pleading guilty to the following crimes that carry the punishments indicated: 1, ATTEMPTED THREAT OF TERRORISM Utah Code § 76-5-107.3(1)(b)(i) Third Degree Felony 0-5 years in prison Up to $5,000 fine + 90% surcharge $43 security fee Ihave reviewed a copy of the Second Amended Information filed against me. I have either read it or had it read to me. I understand the nature and elements of the crimes to which I am pleading guilty. The elements of the crimes to which I am pleading guilty (or no contest) are:12 bodily injury, death, or substantial Attempted to threaten to commit any offense invol! property damage and acted with intent to intimidate a civilian population. understand that if I plead guilty I will be admitting that I committed the crimes listed above T acknowledge that the following facts describe my conduct and that these facts provide a basis to accept my plea of guilty and that such facts constitute elements of the crimes for which I am pleading guilty: On or about January 29, 2019, in Provo, Utah, I posted on Facebook a message stating | was going to shoot up a public place and kill as many women as I see. Waiver of Constitutional Rights Tam entering these pleas voluntarily. I understand that I have the following rights under both the Constitution of Utah and the Constitution of the United States. I also understand that if I plead guilty I will be giving up all of the following rights: Counsel: I know that I have the right to be represented by attorney. If I cannot afford one, the Court will appoint an attorney at no cost to me. Tunderstand that I might be required to pay a portion of fees eamed by an appointed attorney if the judge determines that I am able to do so. I have not waived my right to an attomey. My attorney is Dustin Parmley. My attorney and I have fully discussed this statement, my rights, and the consequences of my pleas.Jury Trial: I know that I have the right to a speedy and public trial before an impartial and unbiased jury. By entering a plea of guilty I will be giving up my right to a jury trial, Confrontation and cross-examination of witnesses: If I choose to go to trial, I would have the right to see and listen to all witnesses who testify against me. I would also have the right to have my attomey cross-examine each of those witnesses. Right to compel witnesses: If I choose to go to trial, I would have the right to call ‘witnesses in my behalf and to have subpoenas issued by the judge to make those witnesses attend my trial and give testimony and I have the right to have the State pay witness fees for my witnesses. If the judge determines that I am unable to pay other necessary expenses for such witnesses, the judge may order the State to pay such costs. Right to testify: If I choose to go to trial, I would have the right to testify in my own behalf. Right to exercise my privilege against self-incrimination (my right not to testify): If 1 choose to go to trial, I would have the right to choose not to testify. No one could make me testify if I did not want to, including the judge, the prosecutor, or even my own attorney. If I were to choose not to testify, the jury would be instructed by the judge that they could not hold my choice not to testify against me, Presumption of innocence: The law provides that I am presumed innocent of all charges filed against me. If I do not desire to plead guilty, I simply have to plead “not guilty” and my case will be set for trial at the next date available to the judge, the prosecutor, and my counsel. If I choose to go to trial, I would have the right to have the jury instructed by the judge that they are