Overview
- Defense attorneys said Tuesday the charges will be dismissed in mid-June if Lisa Hochstein and Jody Glidden complete a diversion program.
- The pair were arrested in April on a single felony count of illegal interception of communications and both pleaded not guilty.
- An arrest warrant alleged a hidden recorder in Lenny Hochstein’s car captured about 98 audio files, including one placing the device and others with his private talks.
- Court records show they entered a felony pretrial diversion run by The Advocacy Program, a Florida nonprofit that offers an alternative to prosecution.
- Successful completion would lead prosecutors to drop the case and could make the arrest record eligible for sealing or expungement under state procedures.