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Mom pleads no contest to charges of having sex with boys
All but four felony charges dismissed

by Glenn Wohltmann

The Livermore woman originally charged with 67 counts of having sex with two underage boys has reached a plea deal that dismissed all but four of the charges.

Christine Shreeve Hubbs, 42, pleaded no contest Feb. 24 to four felony charges: unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor more than three years younger, lewd acts with a child under 14, oral copulation with a minor, and oral copulation with a minor more than 10 years younger, according to Alameda County Court spokeswoman Teresa Drenick.

Hubbs will serve three years on the first count, and eight months each on the remaining three, Drenick said in an email. In addition, Hubbs will have to register as a sex offender -- a lifetime requirement, according to Drenick -- and will have to pay restitution, fines and court costs.

In addition to dropping the felony charges, all misdemeanor counts against Hubbs were dismissed, Drenick said.

Hubbs, who has a husband and three children, was arrested on Aug. 5, a little more than a week after the mother of one of the victims reported possible illicit activity between her son and Hubbs.

Both boys were 14 years old when Hubbs began having sexual relationships with them, according to Livermore police.

Her official sentencing is set for March 25.