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Lamar County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-30
Status Disposed
Type Misdemeanor Traffic
Docket 62 entries
Disposition djud

Parties

Plaintiff 69388 | State Of Texas Vs. Wesley Dean Buster|State state Of Texas
Defendant Buster, Wesley Dean
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Judge

Hon. Superville, M. C., Jr.

Lamar County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. 12/30/2022 APPEAL FILED FROM LOWER COURT (OCA)
  2. 01/05/2023 LETTER NOTIFYING DEFENDANT/BONDSMAN OF ARRAIGNMENT
  3. 01/12/2023 Arraignment Hearing
  4. 02/03/2023 PRE-TRIAL LETTER TO DEFENDANT/BONDSMAN
  5. 02/08/2023 DEFERRED ADJUDICATION
  6. 02/08/2023 FILED PLEA PAPERS
  7. 02/08/2023 COSTS BILL PREPARED
  8. 02/08/2023 DOCKET SHEETS
  9. ANSWER
  10. ANSWER
  11. AFFIDAVIT
  12. MOTION TO COMPEL
  13. Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer McDowell, Scott)
  14. SERVICE
  15. SERVICE
  16. AMENDED PETITION
  17. LETTER
  18. Citation
  21. Citation
  24. SERVED CITATION
  25. SERVED CITATION
  26. ANSWER
  27. ANSWER
  28. ANSWER
  29. LETTER
  30. SERVICE
  31. Citation
  34. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITION
  35. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITION
  36. SERVED CITATION
  37. ANSWER
  38. ANSWER
  39. LETTER
  40. CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  41. MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  42. CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
  43. MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  44. MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  45. AMENDED ANSWER
  46. SECOND AMENDED PETITION
  47. LETTER
  48. SUGGESTION OF BANKRUPTCY
  49. LETTER NOTIFYING ALL PARTIES OF DISMISSAL DOCKET
  50. ORDER DISMISSING FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION
  51. Dismiss for Want of Prosecution (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer McDowell, Scott)
  52. ORDER SETTING HEARING
  53. LETTER NOTIFYING PARTIES CASE DISMISSED FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION
  54. ORDER SETTING HEARING
  55. ORDER SETTING HEARING
  56. Hearing on Summary Judgment (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer McDowell, Scott)
  57. MOTION TO DISMISS
  58. Hearing (11:00 AM) (Judicial Officer McDowell, Scott)
  59. ORDER OF DISMISSAL
  60. ORDER TO DESTROY MEDICAL RECORDS
  61. DOCKET SHEET
  62. FILE DESTROYED PURSUANT TO RECORDS MANAGEMENT PLAN

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