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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-15
Status Disposed
Type Expunction Of Records
Docket 39 entries
Disposition order of dismissal

Parties

Plaintiff Gahoro, Viniyasi
Photo of Hon. Wheeler Thomas

Judge

Hon. Wheeler Thomas

Taylor County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Order Of Dismissal
  2. Affidavit Of Inability To Pay Costs Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs
  3. Request Hearing Request Form
  4. Order Setting Hearing
  5. Civil Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Wheeler, Thomas) Expunction
  6. Felony Information (OCA)
  7. Notice To Serve Information Issued
  8. Plea Admonishments Vol./Book MCR151, Page 165, 8 pages
  9. Plea Addendum Vol./Book MCR151, Page 166, 2 pages
  10. Trial Court Certification Of Defendant's Right Of Appeal Vol./Book MCR151, Page 167, 1 pages
  11. Judgment And Sentence 3 Years Deferred Adjudication Vol./Book MCR151, Page 168, 4 pages
  12. Notice To Serve Information Returned Served
  13. Waiver of Indictment
  14. Criminal Bill Of Costs
  15. Docket Sheet
  16. Waiver Of Extradition Waiver
  17. Order Amending Conditions Of Community Supervision Vol./Book MCR149, Page 952, 1 pages
  18. Bill of Cost Acknowledgment of Receipt
  19. Community Supervision Payment Plan Agreement
  20. Order Amending Conditions Of Community Supervision Vol./Book MCR152, Page 514, 1 pages
  21. Motion to Revoke (OCA) (1) And Adjudicate State Jail Felony Vol./Book MCR154, Page 278, 2 pages
  22. Precept to Serve Issued
  23. Motion to Revoke Capias Issued (inactive)
  24. Motion to Revoke Capias Returned Served (Active)
  25. Precept To Serve Returned Served
  26. Notice Of Appointment Bob Lindsey
  27. Amended Motion To Revoke Community Supervision and Adjudicate (1) Vol./Book MCR155, Page 755, 4 pages
  28. Precept to Serve Issued
  29. Letter MTR Hearing 4.3.19
  30. M/Revoke Probation (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Wheeler, Thomas)
  31. Letter MTR 5.8.19
  32. M/Revoke Probation (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Wheeler, Thomas)
  33. Judge's Docket Entry Plea true; Per plea, adjudicate guilty; Find allegations true; 18 months TDC-St Jail; CC with other; No Fine; (TMW)
  34. Criminal Bill Of Costs
  35. Adjudication Of Guilt Eighteen Months, State Jail Division, TDCJ Vol./Book MCR158, Page 304, 6 pages
  36. Order to Withdraw Funds Vol./Book MCR158, Page 262, 1 pages
  37. Jailtime Data
  38. Judgment and Sentence Notice Served
  39. Sent Withdrawal Order to TDCJ No Document

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