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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - The oldest son of Alaska's former Gov. Sarah Palin has won a delay on beginning a year in custody in an assault case after his lawyer said a bed at a treatment hospital for veterans became available.
Track Palin was supposed to turn himself into an Anchorage halfway house Wednesday after a judge decided new assault allegations disqualified him from a therapeutic court program.
But Anchorage District Court Judge David Wallace approved a motion by Palin's attorney Friday seeking to allow the 29-year-old Army veteran to begin serving his sentence Dec. 5. Wallace was appointed to the bench by then-Gov. Sarah Palin.