Two men answered burglary-related charges Wednesday in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court.

Bill Goody, 24, and Donald Goody, 49, both of 4113 County Road 128, South Point, were arraigned separately for second-degree complicity to burglary, which carries a sentence of up to eight years in prison. Each pleaded not guilty to the charge.

Judge D. Scott Bowling continued bond from a lower court and added a $10,000 own-recognizance bond. Both men will return to court for pretrials on Feb. 20.

In other cases:

• William Roy, 42, of 1299 County Road 1, South Point, was arraigned on a charge of fifth-degree obstruction of justice, to which he pleaded not guilty.

Bowling continued bond from a lower court plus a $25,000 OR bond and set a pretrial for Feb. 13.

• Ruby Stubbs, 44, of 3409 Route 75, Huntington, W.Va., was arraigned on a charge of fifth-degree possession of drugs (oxycodone). The woman pleaded not guilty.

Bowling continued bond from a lower court and added a $10,000 OR bond. Stubbs will have a pretrial on Feb. 20.

• Charles Johnson II, 23, of 56 County Road 57, South Point, was arraigned on a bill of information of fifth-degree theft.

Johnson pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 11 months in prison with a judicial release to the STAR Community Justice Center as soon as space is available. Bowling also sentenced the man to four years community control sanctions under intensive supervised probation, 200 hours of community service and restitution not to exceed $1,400.

• Jamie Adkins, 23, of 1260 County Road 411, Proctorville, admitted CCS violations.

According to the adult probation department, Adkins tested positive for drugs, attempted to flee from officers and in the process injured herself. Adkins also left the hospital where she was being treated for her injuries against medical advice.

Bowling sentenced the woman to 21 months in prison with judicial release possible after eight months.

• Joseph Profitt, 45, of 79 Township Road 1339, South Point, admitted CCS violations.

According to the adult probation department, Profitt was convicted of a new crime in West Virginia and also failed to continue making restitution payments.

Bowling extended the man’s CCS commitment another year and ordered him to resume monthly payments.

• Jonlee Boggs, 29, of 253 Township Road 1430 Apt. 6, South Point, pleaded guilty to a fifth-degree count of receiving stolen property. The charge was amended from a charge of breaking and entering.

Bowling sentenced Boggs to four years CCS/ISP, 200 hours community service, STAR and $390 in restitution.