Editing Enumclaw horse sex case (section)

==Criminal charges, guilty plea, and sentencing==
The videographer, 54-year-old James Michael Tait,<ref name="AndersonBarn1"/> was charged with criminal [[Wikipedia:trespass|trespass]] in the first degree – the owners of the farm, a third party, were not aware that the men had entered the property to engage in bestiality. The third man was not charged since he was not visible in the videos seized by investigators.<ref name="thestranger"/> On November 29, 2005, Tait entered an [[Wikipedia:Alford plea|Alford plea]], which is a form of guilty plea in which the accused maintains that they are factually innocent but acknowledges that the evidence would likely lead to conviction and thus accept being convicted.<ref>"[http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/man-in-infamous-enumclaw-horse-sex-case-faces-new-charges-in-tennessee/ Man in infamous Enumclaw horse-sex case faces new charges in Tennessee ]". ''[[Wikipedia:The Seattle Times|The Seattle Times]]''. October 20, 2009. Updated October 21, 2009. Retrieved on February 7, 2016.</ref> Judge David Christie gave him a suspended one-year sentence, a $300 fine, and one day of community service, and ordered Tait never to visit the farm again.<ref name="thestranger"/>