LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Former NBA player Lamar Odom pleaded no contest in his Las Vegas DUI case, court records show.
The plea resolved the DUI charge Odom faced after his January arrest, according to case minutes.
The court imposed an interim sentence, with the final disposition pending.
According to court records, a judge imposed multiple requirements.
Under the court-ordered requirements, Odom received a suspended 30-day jail sentence and was ordered to stay out of trouble, complete DUI school, attend a victim impact panel and perform community service.
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The court also credited Odom with two days served, which satisfied a two-day jail sentence, according to the minutes.
The community service requirement was listed as 67 hours in place of a $1,000 cash bond, according to court records.
Court records also state that if Odom is arrested for a new DUI during the case or is arrested or cited for driving with a suspended or revoked license, the court will impose 180 days in jail.
Odom was arrested Jan. 17 after being pulled over by Nevada State Police on I-15, according to an earlier arrest report.
Two other charges — a basic speeding violation and failing to maintain a travel lane — were dismissed, according to the minutes.
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