A Houston teenager who killed two people while driving drunk has been
sentenced to carry pictures of the victims in his wallet for the next 10
years.

Judge Ted Poe, known for his creative punishments, gave Michael Hubacek 10
years' probation with strict conditions that include carrying pictures of
the victims in his wallet and watching an autopsy.

On Nov. 28, 1996, Hubacek, 19, slammed into a van. The crash killed Richard
Davis, 45, a father of two, and Magdelana Belan, 28, nanny to Davis' two
children. Davis' wife was in the van, but survived.

Hubacek pleaded no contest to intoxicated manslaughter charges and was
sentenced to shock probation last spring, said Pam Cavazos, a probation
officer. He served six months in jail and received the probation conditions
Friday.

They include erecting a cross and a Star of David at the accident site and
maintaining the symbols and the area around them, observing an autopsy of a
person killed in a drunkendriving accident and placing flowers on the
victims' graves on their birthdays for 10 years.