Salina Man Scheduled for Review Hearings Monday in Six Criminal Cases

A Salina man is scheduled to appear in Saline County District Court Monday morning for review hearings in six separate criminal cases.

The Kansas Courts hearing calendar lists Justin Ian Howard for six review hearings at 9 a.m. Monday, August 10, before District Judge Jared B. Johnson in Courtroom 304. All six cases are listed separately as State of Kansas v. Justin Ian Howard.

Cases Scheduled for Review

SA-2022-CR-000929This is the oldest case on Monday's docket, dating to 2022. The Kansas Courts calendar shows the case remains active enough to require a review hearing nearly four years after it was originally filed. The publicly indexed hearing entry does not identify the underlying charge or the specific issue being reviewed Monday.

SA-2025-CR-000170This is one of five separate criminal cases involving Howard carrying a 2025 case number. It is scheduled for a review hearing Monday morning. The public hearing-calendar entry does not identify the charge or explain what portion of the case is being reviewed.

SA-2025-CR-000655This is a separate 2025 criminal case involving Howard. It is scheduled alongside his other cases for review before Judge Johnson Monday. The underlying charges are not identified in the publicly available hearing-calendar entry.

SA-2025-CR-000656This is another separate criminal case filed under a 2025 case number. Court records list it for a review hearing at the same time and before the same judge as Howard's other matters.

SA-2025-CR-000662This is a fifth criminal matter listed for Howard on Monday's docket. Like the other cases, the public calendar identifies the proceeding as a review hearing but does not provide the underlying charge or explain what the court will review.

SA-2025-CR-000667This is the sixth and highest-numbered case listed for Howard Monday morning. It is also scheduled as a review hearing before Judge Johnson. The underlying charge is not identified in the publicly indexed calendar information.

The six case numbers represent six separate criminal court matters, rather than six charges contained within a single case.

One case dates to 2022, while five carry 2025 case numbers. All six are scheduled for review at the same time Monday.

Salina311 will update the cases as additional court information becomes available.

The existence of a criminal case or a scheduled court hearing does not establish guilt. Defendants are presumed innocent on pending charges unless and until proven guilty in court.