Overview
- Haddish appeared by video and pleaded guilty on Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2026, to a misdemeanor charge of “DUI driving less safe,” avoiding a Fayette County trial that had been scheduled to begin that day.
- Under the plea she was sentenced to 12 months of probation, credited for time already served so she will not serve additional jail time, and given conditions that include substance-abstinence, random testing and DUI education.
- All other traffic charges tied to the January 2022 Peachtree City stop were dismissed and her Georgia driver’s license was suspended as part of the agreement.
- Her lawyers had asked in May 2026 to dismiss the case for a speedy-trial violation, but Judge Jason Thompson denied that motion and said defense requests for continuances contributed to the delay.
- The charge of “DUI driving less safe” can be proven in Georgia without a specific blood-alcohol number if prosecutors show a driver was impaired enough to be unsafe, and the plea follows a separate Beverly Hills 2023 arrest that was resolved in 2024 with a reduced vehicle-code plea.