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Court

Lamar County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-07
Status Disposed
Type Misdemeanor Traffic
Docket 28 entries
Disposition djud

Parties

Plaintiff 68996 | State Of Texas Vs. Cory Mckay Simpson|State state Of Texas
Defendant Simpson, Cory Mckay
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Judge

Hon. Superville, M. C., Jr.

Lamar County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. 04/07/2022 APPEAL FILED FROM LOWER COURT (OCA)
  2. 04/28/2022 LETTER NOTIFYING DEFENDANT/BONDSMAN OF ARRAIGNMENT
  3. 04/28/2022 LETTER NOTIFYING ATTORNEY OF ARRAIGNMENT
  4. 05/05/2022 Arraignment Hearing
  5. 05/10/2022 WAIVER OF ARRAIGNMENT
  6. 06/29/2022 PRE-TRIAL LETTER TO DEFENDANT/BONDSMAN
  7. 07/19/2022 Pre-Trial Hearing
  8. 08/04/2022 DEFERRED ADJUDICATION
  9. 08/04/2022 PLEA IN ABSENTIA
  10. 08/04/2022 COSTS BILL PREPARED
  11. SERVED CITATION
  12. CERTIFICATE OF LAST KNOWN ADDRESS
  13. JUDGMENT
  14. MAILED COST BILL
  15. MAILED DEFAULT JUDGMENT NOTICE
  16. JUDGMENT
  17. CERTIFICATE OF LAST KNOWN ADDRESS
  18. Final Judgment (Judicial Officer: Loughmiller, Deane)
  19. Final Judgment (Judicial Officer: Loughmiller, Deane)
  20. Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer McDowell, Scott)
  21. LETTER NOTIFYING ALL PARTIES OF DISMISSAL DOCKET
  22. ORDER DISMISSING FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION
  23. Dismiss for Want of Prosecution (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Biard, Will)
  24. LETTER NOTIFYING PARTIES CASE DISMISSED FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION
  25. DOCKET SHEET
  26. Dismissed (Judicial Officer: McDowell, Scott)
  27. Dismissed (Judicial Officer: McDowell, Scott)
  28. Dismissed (Judicial Officer: McDowell, Scott)

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